Habitat Problem Solved!
NEW YORK, August 2024 (Habitatmag.com) Using wireless technology to monitor conditions in your building is the gold standard of catching leaks and other dangers. In this episode Jerry Kestenbaum, founder of Aware Buildings, explains how it can be successfully done at a price point that makes sense. The side benefit to these systems is its significant impact on your building’s insurance loss record – catch a leak before it does damage and you can avoid filing insurance claims for the repairs.
The Internet of Facades . .
CANADA, June 2023 - Leak-detection technology has become incredibly sensitive and convenient thanks to sensors like those that communicate with smart phone apps, probably saving millions in damages in commercial buildings every year. But sensors can grab lots of other things like temperature, frame deflection and humidity. Aware Buildings has become a leader in this field.
After a Damaging Leak, Co-op Board Installs Sensors to Avert a Repeat
NEW YORK, April 26, 2023 (Habitatmag.com) - FirstService Residential brings value to this Upper East Side pre-war following a catastrophic water leak using Aware's wireless sensor network. "The total cost of the hardware and installation was $14,000 — a fraction of the cost of repairing water damage to apartments on eight floors. In the event of a leak, the doorman, building staff and property manager all receive emails, text messages and phone calls. A box in the lobby also broadcasts an announcement that there’s a leak."
Protecting Your Community Association Against Water Leaks With Aware Buildings
NEW YORK, March 28, 2023 (Mackoul.com) - Aware Building met with Mackoul Risk Solutions covering a range of topics including the benefits a comprehensive water leak solution might have in terms of helping community associations with their insurance coverage.
Sensors Avert Possible Flood at Queens Condo
NEW YORK, January 18, 2023 (Habitatmag.com) - Bill Morris in Habitat Magazine's Bricks & Bucks - The leaks were driving Bobby Hodge nuts. As resident manager at the Bay Club Condominium, two 22-story towers in Bayside, Queens, Hodge was vexed by persistent leaks in the mechanical rooms and boiler rooms at the sprawling property.
Contactless Package BuildingLink's New "Contactless" Package Pickup Solution Enables Safer Multi-Family Reopenings
NEW YORK, June 29, 2020 / PRNewswire - BuildingLink, the leader in online operations software for luxury residential buildings, today announced the launch of its Contactless Package Pickup ("CPP") Solution.
Aware by BuildingLink Launches New Sensors, Helps Reopen Common Areas in Residential Buildings
NEW YORK, June 11, 2020 (Newswire.com) - Aware by BuildingLink, a provider of smart sensor solutions for residential buildings, today announced a solution that accelerates the process of fully reopening residential building common areas and amenity spaces.