Caught while it's still a drip.
Leak and unusual-flow detection in risers, plant rooms and voids — the quietest, most expensive failure in residential buildings, found before it becomes an insurance claim.
Three problems that disappear
Alerted at the anomaly
By the time a resident reports a stain, the water's been running for days. Flow and moisture sensors alert in minutes.
Routed automatically
Out-of-hours discovery means guesswork and call-outs. Alerts route to an approved engineer with the location and history attached.
A measurably different risk
Escape of water drives residential premiums. A monitored building with a sealed incident history is a different conversation with your insurer.
What it does for each of them
Landlord / portfolio owner
- The claim that never happens — and the premium conversation that improves
- Voids and plant rooms watched without anyone visiting them
- Incident history sealed and ready if a claim does come
Property manager / managing agent
- No 2am phone tree — the alert routes itself
- Response and repair evidenced end to end
- Fewer emergency call-outs, more planned fixes
Insurer / broker
- Monitored risk with a tamper-evident incident record
- Detection-to-response times you can actually see
- Portfolio moves from payout to prevention
Coverage: risers, plant rooms, voids, tank rooms · alerting thresholds set at commissioning