Property management.Fewer complaints, faster fixes.

Documentation of indoor climate in tenants' spaces and early leak warnings across your portfolio.

Modern residential property managed across a portfolio

Property managers answer comfort complaints with limited visibility, and a single undetected leak can turn into insurance claims across multiple units before anyone notices. Portfolio teams need comparable data across buildings, not ad-hoc readings when a tenant escalates.

Typical challenges

  • 'Too hot' or 'too stuffy' without evidence: tenant disputes drag on because HVAC settings cannot be tied to measured conditions in the unit.
  • Leaks travelling between units: risers, boilers, and bathrooms can damage neighbouring flats before the source is found.
  • Basements and plant rooms with line risk: a spot sensor misses water tracking along pipes across an entire block.
  • Technical rooms monitored reactively: boiler rooms and heat exchangers only get attention after a failure.

How RoomAlyzer helps

RoomAlyzer Indoor climate delivers objective CO2, temperature, humidity, and TVOC data in tenant spaces, resolving comfort complaints with evidence instead of debate.

RoomAlyzer Water detection sends SMS and email alerts from sensors under sinks, boilers, and risers, with water rope for basements and plant areas and a timestamped incident log for insurance. Temperature loggers monitor technical rooms across the portfolio from one dashboard.

Smarter together: RoomAlyzer Indoor climate and Water detection together reduce both tenant churn and emergency call-outs, the two cost drivers property teams feel most acutely.

Portfolio monitoring should not mean a bespoke project per building. RoomAlyzer rolls out building by building on cellular connectivity without tenant Wi-Fi.

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