arkIQ detected a water flow issue in Building 1, stopping the problem in under an hour.
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What happened over the weekend? Two buildings. Two very different leaks. In Building 1, arkIQ was monitoring water at the apartment level. A toilet began continuously fl…
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arkIQ
Intelligent Water Solutions
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Miami Beach, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About arkIQ
At arkIQ, we're committed to safeguarding properties from water damage. Our 24/7 leak detection system identifies leaks and automatically shuts off the water, sends real-time alerts, and provides water usage insights. Like the biblical ark, arkIQ protects your assets and operations while promoting water efficiency.
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Technology & Infrastructure
arkIQ caught a water usage spike in Building 2, discovering an underground leak beneath the building.
People
arkIQ received calls from building managers thanking the company for catching leaks before they become a $50K problem.
Products & Services
arkIQ system monitors 500+ gallons of water in real time along with thousands of additional water data points like flow rate, pressure, temperature, usage patterns, timing, and more.
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