Catch a leak the day it starts, not when the bill arrives.
MyReads is a leak-detection service for property owners and managers who want to manage water usage proactively. The platform tracks each property's water meters several times a day. If usage is abnormally high, MyReads emails your maintenance team and property managers automatically.
What is MyReads water leak detection?
MyReads is NES's automatic water leak detection service for multifamily. The platform reads each property's wireless water meters several times daily. When a unit's usage spikes from a running toilet, burst pipe, or slab leak, MyReads emails maintenance teams and property managers within hours, before the master meter shows the loss.
- Reads wireless meters several times daily
- Email alerts within hours of anomaly detection
- Customizable alert sensitivity per property
- 2-3 week typical onboarding (existing wireless meters)
- Works with NES meters or compatible wireless meters
- Owner dashboard plus bilingual in-house support
Three steps. Live in two to three weeks.
- 1
Reads come in daily
MyReads pulls every wireless water meter several times a day, so a problem shows up in hours, not on next month's bill.
- 2
Each unit is its own baseline
Every unit is compared against its own 30-day average, so a 3-bedroom is never judged by a 1-bedroom's usage.
- 3
Your team gets the short list
When a unit runs high, MyReads emails maintenance and managers the flagged units, with the cost if it is left alone.
One email a day. Only the units that need attention.
Every morning, MyReads compares each unit against its own 30-day average and emails your maintenance team a short list. Here is what a report looks like for a sample property.
On one 130-unit Texas property, leak detection alone cut the water bill about 30% in year one, around $77 per unit a month, by catching running fixtures and broken lines the master meter would have hidden. No resident-billing change required.
What property managers ask about MyReads.
Common questions, answered.
Catch the next leak the day it starts. Two to three weeks to live.
Tell us about the property (meter type, unit count, current water issues) and an NES specialist will confirm compatibility and return a no-obligation MyReads quote.