Accelerating water resilience today to preserve affordable housing for tomorrow
Leading the way integrating water utility, water loss, and water asset management solutions
Our Mission
Reduce operating costs and advance sustainability results in affordable housing
Together, we make a greater impact today in building resilient communities of tomorrow
By pairing real-time water data with proven and impactful solutions, ProdigyLink is uniquely positioned to help affordable housing owners, operators, and developers across the United States reduce operating costs and deliver sustainable solutions for these important and often underserved communities.
increase net operating income
de-risk assets
reduce water waste
improve resident experience
showcase sustainability successes
Water is the climate change messenger
We are passionate about solving three major water challenges at the nexus of climate change, aging infrastructure, and technology innovation
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Rising water and sewer costs
Aging infrastructure and climate change is placing a significant strain on water and sewer infrastructures. Increasing costs are being passed on to affordable housing owners and operators, who typically bear the burden of water and sewer costs in their portfolios. The only option to hedge against these increasing costs is systematically reducing consumption.
2
Increasing frequency and costs of water damage
Affordable housing providers are struggling with increases in operational costs, stemming from interior water leaks and overflows, and property insurance premiums increasing at an unsustainable rate. In addition to these financial impacts, water damage often results in displacement of residents, negatively affecting already vulnerable populations.
3
Limited real-time water data
Today across most of the United States, analysis of water and sewer bills and effective benchmarking are the only way to identify water use anomalies, delaying the opportunity to address water waste and associated costs. With the pressures of increasing operating costs on preserving affordable housing, using real-time water data to identify and diagnose high water use is no longer optional.
