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Leak detection in Liverpool

Water leak detection across Liverpool property.

From converted warehouses on the waterfront to social housing across the city, Liverpool stock holds plenty of old pipework that fails out of sight. AQUAIOT senses moisture and abnormal flow in buildings across the United Utilities region, then isolates the supply automatically before a slow leak becomes a costly loss.

Live monitoring. Automatic shut-off.
AQUAIOT Leak Dashboard
38Sensors OK
2Caution
1Isolated
Plant room – moistureDryOK
Riser 3 – flow14.8 L/minIsolated
Roof tank – temp4.2°CFreeze risk
Incoming main – flowNormalOK
Old waterfront stock hides tired pipework.Converted warehouses and listed buildings near the docks carry decades of altered plumbing, where a failed joint can run behind a wall long before anyone sees a stain.
Social housing leaks surface late.Across a large housing portfolio a leak in an empty flat or a riser is often reported only after water reaches the home below, when the damage is already done.
The damage runs while buildings are empty.Overnight, at weekends and across void periods a slow leak floods floors before anyone in Liverpool is on site to see it.
Escape of water is the costliest claim.Insurers pay around 1.8 million pounds per day in escape-of-water claims according to the ABI, and the average burst-pipe claim was around 7,500 pounds in 2024.
The AQUAIOT Solution

Leak detection built for Liverpool buildings

A leak in a converted Albert Dock warehouse or a block of social housing rarely announces itself. It seeps from a tired joint or a failed seal and runs unseen between inspections. AQUAIOT watches moisture where water collects, in risers, plant rooms and under appliances, and reads flow on the incoming main for the slow weep a manual round never catches. The moment a threshold is crossed an auto-isolation valve closes the supply and the duty holder is alerted, with every reading logged for insurers and the housing team.

Sensing through waterfront conversions. Point and rope moisture sensors sit in the risers, plant rooms and basements of converted warehouses and listed stock, with inline flow analytics on the main to catch the slow weep early.
Cover for social housing at scale. Auto-isolation valves and flow logic protect blocks and voids across the city, closing the supply on a moisture or abnormal-flow trigger before water tracks between flats.
One view across the portfolio. A role-based dashboard ranks alerts across every Liverpool site, with timestamped, exportable records that stand up in insurer and audit reviews.
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Live leak status
Incoming main – flow0.4 L/min
Night-line flow – Zone A0.0 L/min
Plant room – moistureDry
Riser 3 – flow14.8 L/min
Auto-isolation valve closed – Riser 3
Abnormal flow detected 03:14. Supply isolated, team notified.
How It Works

Three steps from first drop to evidence

Step 01

Detect

AQUAIOT moisture, flow and freeze sensors are deployed at the points water escapes. Every reading is timestamped and logged to the cloud over secure cellular or LoRaWAN telemetry.

Step 02

Alert and isolate

When moisture is sensed or flow goes abnormal, AQUAIOT raises an immediate alert by SMS, email and app, and closes the auto-isolation valve so water is stopped before damage spreads.

Step 03

Record

Every reading, alert and isolation event is captured in exportable, timestamped logs that integrate with CAFM and BMS, so evidence for insurers is ready on demand.

Capabilities

Everything a leak detection programme needs

Purpose-built for estates, facilities and risk teams protecting buildings against escape of water across single or multiple sites.

Moisture sensing at the risk points

Point, rope and tray sensors detect water at first contact under appliances, in plant rooms, risers and tank rooms, before it spreads.

Inline flow analytics

Continuous flow monitoring on the incoming main learns normal use and flags the slow weep or continuous draw a manual check never sees.

Freeze protection

Temperature monitoring on exposed and loft pipework warns before a freeze leads to a burst, so action can be taken in time.

Automatic shut-off

Auto-isolation valves close the supply the moment a moisture or abnormal-flow threshold is crossed, with manual remote override for the duty holder.

Multi-channel alerts with escalation

SMS, email and app alerts with role-based routing, so the right person responds day or night, on a single site or across a portfolio.

Open integration, no lock-in

Connects to BMS, CAFM and SCADA via RS485/Modbus or REST API, with audit-ready exportable records for insurers and owners.

Evidence & Assurance

Evidence your insurers and auditors expect.

Audit-ready event logs Insurer-recognised auto shut-off Role-based escalation Secure cellular and LoRaWAN telemetry
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Open, interoperable systems. No lock-in. Engineered for operational environments.
Cellular + LoRaWAN telemetry Encrypted payloads & OTA updates RS485/Modbus + REST API Role-based cloud dashboards CAFM / BMS compatible
Questions & Answers

Common questions

Does AQUAIOT cover buildings across Liverpool?
Yes. We deploy leak detection across the United Utilities region, from converted warehouses on the waterfront to social housing blocks and commercial sites throughout the city.
How does it suit old converted warehouse stock?
Moisture sensors sit in risers, basements and plant rooms where water collects in listed and converted buildings, while inline flow analytics watch the main for the slow weep a manual round will miss.
Can it shut the water off automatically?
Yes. Auto-isolation valves close the supply the moment a moisture or abnormal-flow threshold is crossed, with an immediate alert to the duty holder by SMS, email and app.
Is it suitable for a large social housing portfolio?
Yes. A single role-based dashboard ranks alerts across every site, so a Liverpool housing team sees voids, blocks and common areas without standing in each plant room.
Will installation disrupt occupied or listed buildings?
No. Sensors and clamp-on ultrasonic flow monitoring are non-invasive and retrofit-friendly, fitted in live and listed Liverpool buildings without pipe cutting or a shutdown.
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Tell us about the Liverpool buildings you protect, from waterfront conversions to housing blocks, and we will scope leak detection and automatic shut-off across your portfolio.

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