Smart leak detection and automatic shut-off for condos and multi-unit properties. Detect leaks in under 2 minutes. Cut insurance premiums by up to 10%.
Trusted by Daniels Corporation and leading Canadian property managers.
The Canadian water-damage reality
Insured losses from severe weather across Canada — the costliest year on record, with summer floods, fires and hail driving the total.[1][2]
Insured damage from severe weather the year prior — the second consecutive year Canada exceeded $3 billion.[3]
Of all home insurance claims in Canada are water-related — long the single largest driver of residential property losses.[4]
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From high-rise rental towers to high-value homes — the same platform, measurable results.
High-Rise Residential Rental Building
Monitoring across boiler room, mechanical closets, sump pumps and parking garage.
High-Value Residential Homes
Whole-home leak monitoring for Chubb's high-net-worth policyholders.
An end-to-end system designed for buildings, not bathrooms.
Wireless sensors monitor every high-risk zone. Water detected in under 2 minutes.
Smart valves automatically stop water flow to the unit, floor, or entire building.
Customizable text and email alerts reach the right stakeholders in the right order.
A certified plumber is dispatched. Issue resolved before damage spreads.
Not just another sensor company. A complete Canadian water-protection partner built for buildings like yours.
They do it all, you do nothing. Our team handles everything from site survey to commissioning.
Full resolution, not just alerts. The system stops the flow and dispatches a certified plumber automatically.
Built for large buildings and portfolios. One hub covers an entire tower — no complex network layers.
Local support, real relationships, and deep knowledge of Canadian insurance and building standards.
The Daniels Corporation case study is a real Canadian result — fewer claims, lower premiums, less disruption.
One platform for everything — leak, flow, temperature, humidity, air quality, occupancy and more.
Hardware, software, monitoring and trades — engineered to work as a single system from day one.
Wirelessly connects up to 1,000 sensors to our cloud over cellular, Wi-Fi or Ethernet.
Remotely turn water on or off for a unit, a floor, or the whole building.
Pucks and rope sensors deployed in every high-risk zone — mechanical rooms, sump pits, kitchens, laundry.
Continuous metering catches slow leaks, pressure anomalies, and freeze risk before they escalate.
A configurable hierarchy alerts the right people first — resident, super, manager, owner.
Live status, history, and one-tap controls in the palm of your hand.
Deployed across commercial towers and residential homes alike — the same proven platform, tuned to the building it protects.
Full installation, configuration, and ongoing support.
One building or a hundred — same platform, same playbook.
Lower premiums, fewer claims, fewer emergency calls.
FloodWarning.ca delivers one of the world's most intelligent leak and flood management systems — engineered for residential and commercial properties where a single burst pipe can mean six figures in damage and weeks of disruption.
We optimize the health of a building by continuously monitoring and managing its infrastructure — water leaks, flow, pressure, temperature, and more — then dispatching the right trade the moment something needs attention.
Purpose-engineered for condos, rental towers, mixed-use and high-value homes across the GTA and beyond.
A cloud-based monitoring centre watches every sensor 24/7 — leaks, temperature, pressure, and flow.
Live notifications to the right stakeholders, plus a national network of certified plumbers on standby.
Every component shipped, configured, and supported by our team.
Communication Hub (Basic + Advanced)
Water Shut-off Valve
Water Flow Meter
Leak Detection Rope (4')
Leak Detection Puck
Temperature / Humidity Sensor
Plus 14 additional sensor types — air quality, occupancy, bin management, and more.
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Original research on Canadian flood losses, insurance trends, and what actually works.
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A 20-minute call. We'll assess your building's risk and show you exactly what protection costs.
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