The only prevention-first water management company for affordable housing

Protect the mission and math of affordable housing.

ProdigyLink eliminates water waste and risk at the source.

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Trusted by Affordable Housing Leaders
Mercy HousingEnterprise Community PartnersHomes for AmericaTrue Ground Housing PartnersHousing Partnership NetworkTenderloin Neighborhood Development CorporationChinatown Community Development CenterCommonBond CommunitiesThe Community BuildersNHP FoundationVitusEagle Point Companies

The ProdigyLink Difference

Prevention first. Detection where it matters.

The ProdigyLink approach: prevention first

Recurring waste and risk are stopped at the source

Leak begins→ Stopped automatically
  • Running toilets, which make up more than 95% of waste, stop automatically
  • Savings start at installation with no property team action required
  • Detection is reserved for where and when it matters
Detection-only approach

Recurring waste continues until the property team responds and resolves

Leak beginsAlert → triage → repair
  • Repeat alerts and alert fatigue
  • The leak continues
  • Even after repair, fixture leaks repeat in time and the cycle restarts

Our Solutions

Three solutions. One system. Every property.

ProdigyLink toilet leak prevention valve installed on a toilet supply lineProdigyLink real-time water monitor mounted on the wall above a building water meterProdigyLink flood sensor on the floor of a water heater closet

The benefits

The only water management approach that benefits cash flow, property management staff, and residents

Transform water into capital

Quickly reduce one of your largest and last operating costs that can be impacted in your portfolio to reinvest where it matters.

Free up your property team

No more finding and fixing running toilets and hidden leaks, month after month.

De-risk the portfolio

Fewer water damage events, the kind that lead to insurance claims and impact property financials. Fewer displaced residents, and a stronger case at insurance renewal.

Preserve affordable housing

Eliminate water as a risk to resident stability.

The math

What would 48% less waste mean for your portfolio?

12,5005,0007,50010,000
$256,000
saved every year, at $512 per unit
12.8M gal
water saved every year, at an average $20/1,000 gallon combined water and sewer rate
$21,333back in the budget every month
$1.3Mfive-year savings
64.0M galfive-year water savings
Payback timelineAverage payback: 10 months
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Our Impact

Coast to coast, one prevention-first standard.

ProdigyLink protects affordable housing communities across the country, from Vermont to Hawaii and Washington to Puerto Rico, in cities large and small.

Proven results

Stopped at the source. Measured at the meter.

Results transcend geography and property age, type, and size.

Our Team

Prevention first. Heart always.

With a clear vision and unwavering passion for affordable housing across the United States, ProdigyLink is an industry leader at the intersection of water management and the preservation of affordable housing. ProdigyLink has assembled an executive team that is committed to challenging the norm and leading with empathy in service to the affordable housing sector.

  • Laura Sardilli, Founder & CEO
    Laura SardilliFounder & CEO
  • Bastian Kneuse, Finance
    Bastian KneuseFinance
  • Mario Sanchez, Business Development
    Mario SanchezBusiness Development
  • Eric Cajolet, Sales
    Eric CajoletSales
  • Jason Zyk, Product
    Jason ZykProduct
  • Jennifer Cannon, Operations
    Jennifer CannonOperations