Nexa by Watts will host a live webinar, “From Liability to Asset: Intelligent Water Management for Multifamily,” on Thursday, July 30, at 2 p.m. ET which will offer insights on how to create smarter, more efficient water management strategies for multifamily buildings.
During the webinar, Nexa’s industry experts will discuss how multifamily stakeholders can identify and address water-related risks while uncovering opportunities to reduce costs and improve operational efficiency. Attendees will gain knowledge on where technologies like leak detection, submetering, and system monitoring can offer the greatest return on investment.
The session will also review strategies for different property types and project scopes like apartments versus condominiums and retrofit versus new construction applications. Experts will present a “good, better, best” framework for implementing intelligent water management solutions that align with a property’s needs and budget.
Participants who attend the live event will be eligible to win a Dyson AM07 tower fan. A winner will be selected at random at the conclusion of the webinar. All registrants will receive access to a recording of the session following the event.
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FAQs
What will attendees learn during the “From Liability to Asset: Intelligent Water Management for Multifamily” webinar?
Attendees will learn how to identify water-related risks and cost-saving opportunities in multifamily properties, evaluate the ROI of leak detection and submetering solutions, and develop an intelligent water management strategy tailored to their building portfolio and budget.
Who should attend this webinar?
The webinar is intended for multifamily property owners, operators, developers, asset managers, facility managers, and others responsible for reducing water damage risk, controlling operating costs, and improving building performance.
Will the webinar cover strategies for both existing and new multifamily properties?
Yes. Industry experts will discuss practical water management strategies for apartments and condominiums, as well as considerations for both retrofit projects and new construction developments, helping attendees determine the best approach for their specific properties.
