Waterguard Services Ltd

30/10/2026

The best leak detection system is not just bought — it is properly planned, installed and handed over.

𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: Who should install a water leak detection system?

𝗔𝗻𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗿: Installation should be carried out by competent professionals who understand both the plumbing and electrical requirements of the system.

For best results, the installer needs to understand the water supply layout, valve location, meter positioning, cable routes, power supplies, BMS requirements and how the building will be used after handover.

Waterguard works with approved installation partners and project teams to help ensure systems are installed, commissioned and supported correctly.

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Need installation support for your next project? Contact Waterguard and we’ll help you plan the right route from specification to handover.

29/10/2026

Unsure about CIREG compliance on your site?

The has introduced a new Joint Code of Practice for preventing and managing escape of water on construction sites. Developed by and the , and endorsed by the and the , this guide is intended to replace, the CIREG 5th Edition of Best Practice Guidance.

With this in mind we have updated our own Waterguard Procurement Guide including compliance notes for our active automatic flow monitoring shutoff devices required for all mid- and high-rise construction projects.

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From ruining interiors through damage to equipment and furnishings, to spurring the growth of mould and even causing the collapse of entire structures – water leaks can result in significant construction delays and heavy expenses.

28/10/2026

High-footfall buildings need controls that protect without getting in the way.

In schools, leisure centres and public facilities, washrooms and changing rooms can see constant traffic — but they also spend long periods empty. PIR Water Isolation keeps water available when people are using the space, then isolates when it’s not in use, with a configurable delay to suit the building.

👉 Talk to us about a setup for your facility type: https://www.waterguard.co.uk/products/commercial/passive-infra-red-pir/

27/10/2026

The cost of a leak is not always just the visible damage.

At Waterguard, we often remind people to look beyond the headline wording in their policy. Some policies may cover the damage caused by a leak but not the work needed to find it, such as lifting floors, removing plasterboard or carrying out specialist surveys. In some cases, putting decorative finishes back afterwards may not be fully covered either. That is exactly why leak prevention makes sense. It helps reduce the chance of being left with costs and disruption you were not expecting.

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26/10/2026

For larger homes (especially with 3+ bathrooms), you need a system that monitors usage, isolates quickly and alerts you to irregular flow — with practical override options for things like pool top-up and irrigation.

Guide: https://www.waterguard.co.uk/blog/high-net-worth-water-leak-detection/

Preventing water leaks in high-net-worth water leak detection helps to secure properties. Learn to spot and mitigate them to avoid costly damages.

23/10/2026

Good site protection is not just about reacting to damage. It is about managing water risk before it becomes damage.

SiteGuard+ is designed to support that approach with programmable limits, audit data, event logs, remote alerts and automatic isolation when abnormal flow is detected. It can also isolate connected water supplies outside normal working hours, helping teams manage both active site use and quieter periods more effectively.

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An Active Automatic Flow Monitoring Shutoff (AAFMS) device, the SiteGuard+ is a practiced CIREG and JCoP compliant solution to preventing escape of water and subsequent damage on construction sites.

23/10/2026

Larger homes need more than a basic leak alarm.

𝗤𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: What type of leak detection is best for a high-value or complex home?

𝗔𝗻𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗿: For larger homes, high-value properties or complex layouts, the best solution is usually one that monitors water use, identifies abnormal flow and can automatically isolate the supply.

A simple point alarm may help in one location, but larger properties often need wider protection across the incoming supply, multiple bathrooms, plant areas, irrigation, outbuildings or secondary systems.

Waterguard Flow 7 is designed for larger and more complex residential projects where protection needs to be tailored to the way the property is actually used.

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Protecting a high-value home or residential project? Contact Waterguard and we’ll help identify the right system.

22/10/2026

At Waterguard, we designed Flow 7 for properties that need something more tailored than a standard domestic solution.

It is not intended for every home, and that is exactly the point. We position it for large, complex residential properties, particularly homes with more than three bathrooms and higher-value properties where the consequences of escape of water are greater.

That includes the kinds of homes where pipework is more extensive, reinstatement costs are higher, and the impact of disruption is much more significant.

𝗧𝗿𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗵𝗶𝗴𝗵-𝘃𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲 𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘀.

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21/10/2026

Not every home protection system works equally well across different property types.

Waterguard Solo is suitable for individual dwellings, high-rise multi-occupancy properties, it can be fitted in individual apartments, basements and riser cupboards. That flexibility matters for installers, landlords and residential building teams.

👉 Check Solo suitability for your property type: https://www.waterguard.co.uk/products/domestic/solo/

21/10/2026

From Barnsley to London – another Waterguard system commissioned! 💧

Our engineer has been on the road again, this time visiting a residential property in London to commission a Waterguard Series 7 Dual water leak detection system with automatic shut-off.

Designed to monitor two separate water supplies independently, the Series 7 Dual provides individual monitoring and control, with automatic isolation should water usage exceed the programmed parameters.

During commissioning, our engineer checks the operation of the connected water meters and isolation valves, programmes the controller and verifies the system is operating as intended.

For residential properties, particularly those with multiple water supplies, this provides an additional layer of protection against the potentially costly consequences of escaping water.

Two supplies. Independent monitoring. Automatic protection.

Because effective water leak detection isn't just about identifying a problem – it's about having the right measures in place to respond.

Find out more about our water leak detection solutions:
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