1 · Clip a sensor on
Magnetic sensors mount to hydrants and valves in about four minutes. No digging, no shutdowns, no road closures.
Tidewell clips acoustic sensors onto hydrants and valves, listens to your water network between 2 and 4 a.m., and tells your crew exactly where to dig.
Tap any sensor on the map, then press play to hear what it heard.
// The problem
Utilities find leaks the slow way: a technician with headphones walking the network, or waiting for a customer to report water in the street. By then the main has usually failed.
Illustrative comparison.
// How it works
Magnetic sensors mount to hydrants and valves in about four minutes. No digging, no shutdowns, no road closures.
Between 2 and 4 a.m., when demand is lowest, each sensor records the network. Our model separates leak hiss from pumps, traffic and meters.
By correlating the same sound at two sensors, Tidewell places the leak on the map and creates a work order with the exact location.
// Savings
Illustrative model assuming 35% of leakage is recovered. Not a quote.
// Customer story
“We used to find leaks when the road caved in. In the first ninety days Tidewell sent us thirty-one pins, and our crews found water at twenty-nine of them.”
// Pricing
$0for 90 days
Twenty sensors on one district to prove it works on your pipes.
$18/ sensor / month
For utilities covering a service area. Billed annually.
Custom
For large systems, consultants and multi-utility deployments.
// Developers
// Your first 30 days
We import your mains, hydrants and valves.
We choose sensor spots for full coverage.
Our techs mount sensors in two to three days.
Nightly surveys start producing work orders.
// Free 90-day pilot