Flushing the piping
Flushing the piping system to clear out dirt, installation residue, and deposits that accumulated during the construction work.
A contractor or developer seeking Form 4 to occupy a building must present a disinfection certificate for the drinking water piping. Kesar Digum disinfects the piping with approved agents, takes a verification sample tested at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, and issues the required disinfection certificate - so the Form 4 process is not held up because of the water system, nationwide.
Form 4 is the completion certificate that allows a building to be occupied and permanently connected to infrastructure. One of the conditions for obtaining it is presenting a disinfection certificate for the drinking water piping - proof that the water reaching the residents is safe to use. During construction, new piping collects dirt, installation residue, and bacteria, which is why it must be disinfected before occupancy. Kesar Digum performs the disinfection with approved agents, takes a verification sample at an accredited laboratory, and issues the required disinfection certificate - so the building is ready for occupancy and the Form 4 process moves ahead without delays.
A full process from flushing the piping through to a disinfection certificate for Form 4.
Flushing the piping system to clear out dirt, installation residue, and deposits that accumulated during the construction work.
Filling the piping with an approved disinfection solution, at a controlled concentration and contact time, followed by a repeat flush at the end.
Taking a water sample from the disinfected piping and testing it at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory to confirm the water is within range.
Issuing a pipe disinfection certificate based on the sampling results - the document required to obtain Form 4 and occupy the building.
A pipe disinfection certificate is required as a condition for Form 4 in a range of buildings. These are the common situations:
Every new residential building requires a disinfection certificate for the drinking water piping as a condition for obtaining Form 4 and moving residents in.
New commercial, office, and public buildings likewise require a pipe disinfection certificate before occupancy and operation.
An addition, change of use, or expansion of a building that involves a new water system requires disinfection and a corresponding certificate.
Replacing or adding drinking water piping in a building requires disinfection and verification sampling before it is returned to use.
Without a valid disinfection certificate, occupancy is halted and the water in the piping is not safe. Here is what is at stake:
Without a pipe disinfection certificate, the process with the authority cannot be completed, and occupancy is postponed until the disinfection and sampling are done.
Dirt, installation residue, and bacteria left in new piping pass straight into the water that reaches the tap in the residents' homes.
The contractor and developer are responsible for the drinking water quality in the building they hand over, and piping that was not disinfected exposes them to deficiencies and lawsuits.
We will disinfect the drinking water piping with approved agents, take a verification sample at an accredited laboratory, and issue the disinfection certificate required for Form 4 - nationwide.
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