Water leak detection in Calgary for commercial and multifamily buildings
Managed leak detection, 24/7 monitoring and automatic shutoff for commercial and multifamily buildings across Calgary.

- 140,000+
- active smart devices in the field
- $2.26M
- in water costs saved in 2025
- 24/7
- monitoring center
Calgary pairs a large commercial core with growing multifamily stock, in a prairie climate of hard winters and sharp temperature swings. Buildings here face real freeze risk most of the year.
Leaks come from many directions. Failed valves and fittings, appliance and HVAC connections, supply-line breaks and the deep freezes and chinook swings the region brings. A burst on a cold night can flood multiple floors fast.
Where leaks start in Calgary buildings
Many points of failure
Valves, fittings, appliance hoses, HVAC lines and supply lines can all let go, in new and established buildings alike.
Frozen and burst pipes
Hard winters and sudden chinook temperature swings stress pipes and joints. Continuous monitoring and automatic shutoff contain bursts when a line lets go.
Large commercial core
Calgary's commercial towers hold a lot of high-value space. One concealed leak can damage many floors before anyone sees it.
Every minute changes the bill.
A leak gets bigger the longer it runs. Eddy detects in seconds and the monitoring center escalates within minutes, so the same failure is contained around minute two. Unmonitored, an after-hours leak runs six to eight hours before anyone arrives.
The leak starts at minute zero. Eddy contains it around minute two. Unmonitored, the same leak runs six to eight hours before staff arrive, and that red stretch is the avoided claim.
Build your system, one question at a time.
Build Your System is a guided builder. Pick the project stage to begin and it maps the sensors, valves and budget for your building.
- Answer a few quick questions about the building.
- Watch the recommended system and budget take shape.
- Save the spec and share it with your team.
Pick the project stage to begin.
Built as a service, not a product
A 3 a.m. alert is one chime. Nobody is awake to hear it.
Fast response is not just the hardware. The technology sees the water in seconds, and the managed service behind it, a monitoring center that calls your team within minutes, turns that into a contained event before it becomes a claim.
Tuned by real events
Built over a decade in operating buildings.
Eddy has been inside buildings since 2014. Sensor placement, alert thresholds and the monitoring-center playbook are tuned by what real water events across our monitored properties keep teaching us.
Built for the building
Sized to how the water system behaves.
Multi-family stacks, commercial towers, hospitality suites, course-of-construction projects. Each water system has its own failure pattern. The coverage map, response chain and shutoff sequence are scoped to the property in front of us, not a template.
Detect, contain, document
Every event leads to a closed incident.
Sensors find where water escaped. Automatic shutoff isolates the affected zone. The 24/7 monitoring center calls your team within minutes and stays on it until it's closed, with a Leak Incident Report on file.
Built for commercial and multifamily stock
Eddy protects the commercial towers and multifamily buildings that anchor Calgary, with verification and automatic or remote shutoff handled around the clock by the monitoring center.
Solutions for every building
Eddy protects every asset type the same way, with monitoring and shutoff tuned to how each building's water system behaves.
Multifamily and condos
Protect every suite and riser across high-rise and mid-rise residential.
Commercial
Keep Class A offices and mixed-use towers dry, floor by floor.
Construction
Cover active sites where water damage is a leading cause of loss.
Hospitality
Guard guest floors and back-of-house without disrupting the stay.
Institutional
Safeguard campuses, hospitals and labs where contents are irreplaceable.
Industrial
Watch process water and facility systems around the clock.
