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Quensus

Name: Quensus
Address: Strelley Hall Main Street, Nottingham, NG86PE, GB
Telephone: +44 115 906 1297
Price range: $

Smart submetering by Quensus drastically reduces water bills and gives you peace of mind against water damages all year round.

Smart water management by Quensus drastically reduces water bills by sending notifications with insight into wasted water, and allows remotely shutting off the water supply to prevent water waste and water damage. It's a 24/7 water audit which continuously answers the question: how much are you spending on leaks? With a fully managed service and payback period from just 2 months, there's everything to gain and nothing to lose (apart from those pesky leaks).

02/11/2026

Chasing BREEAM credits on your next development?

Your leak detection system could be doing more of the heavy lifting.

BREEAM WAT03 requires a permanently installed, automated system capable of detecting abnormal water flow and alerting building operators in real time. LeakNet meets every relevant compliance note and goes well beyond the minimum requirement.

Here is what Quensus supports across the BREEAM water categories:
💧 WAT03 Water Leak Detection: 2 credits via mains monitoring, intelligent flow analysis and automatic shutoff
💧 WAT02 Water Monitoring: 1 credit via FlowReporter or BMS integration
💧 WAT07 Leak Detection System: 2 credits for In-Use buildings
💧 WAT08 Leak Prevention: 2 credits through automated isolation of sanitary areas
💧 WAT01 Water Monitoring: up to 3 credits via advanced data capture and anomaly detection

Unlike fixed-threshold systems, LeakNet adapts to each building's actual usage profile, improving detection accuracy, reducing false alarms, and giving assessors exactly the evidence they need.

Find out how Quensus can support your BREEAM targets 👉 https://www.quensus.com/use-cases/breeam-leak-detection

26/10/2026

Meet the mind behind LeakNet.

Dr Daniel Simmons founded Quensus with a simple but powerful idea: that the technology to prevent water damage already existed, it just needed to be built into something practical, intelligent, and accessible.

With a PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Nottingham and over a decade of experience in AI and smart-sensor research, Dan developed the dynamic-threshold algorithms that sit at the heart of everything LeakNet does.

He founded Quensus to bridge the gap between academic research and real-world water risk. Since then, the technology has protected stadiums, airports, high-rise developments, construction sites and everything in between.

In 2025, Dan was invited to speak at Insurtech Insights Europe and was recognised as a Green Champion by EcoProd for his commitment to sustainability.

The problem of water damage is not new. The solution now is.

Find out more 👉 https://www.quensus.com

22/10/2026

We've seen some unusual interior design choices. This isn't one we would recommend.

Water damage doesn't give you a warning. One undetected leak can silently work its way through a building, and by the time it's visible, the repair bill is already mounting.

LeakNet monitors your entire water system around the clock, automatically shutting off the supply the moment something goes wrong and alerting you instantly, before a small problem becomes a very expensive one.

Don't redecorate. Prevent it.

Find out more 👉 https://www.quensus.com/discover-leaknet

19/10/2026

Proud to share that Quensus took home Bronze for Game Changing Innovation of the Year at the Global Good Awards 2026 for our LeakNet technology!🥉

We might have missed out on Gold to the giants at Octopus Energy, but taking Bronze alongside such incredible changemakers in sustainability is a massive win for our team.

Huge congratulations to Octopus Energy and all the other winners and finalists making a real impact!

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19/10/2026

Imagine coming in on a Monday morning to this...

A flooded classroom doesn't just mean damaged furniture and ruined equipment. It means displaced students, closed facilities, emergency repairs, and a bill that nobody budgeted for.

Schools are particularly vulnerable to overnight and weekend leaks when buildings sit empty and nobody is there to notice. By the time someone walks through the door, the damage is already done.

LeakNet monitors water usage around the clock, detecting abnormal flow the moment it starts and shutting off the supply automatically, whether the building is full or empty.

Because no school should start the week like this.
Find out more 👉 https://www.quensus.com/discover-leaknet

15/10/2026

This is what an undetected leak looks like when nobody was there to stop it.

A burst pipe on the floor above. No monitoring in place. No automatic shutoff. By the time anyone noticed, the ceiling had already given way.

In high-rise residential buildings, escape of water is one of the most frequent and costly insurance claims. The damage rarely stops at one floor. Water travels through walls, ceilings, and electrical systems, displacing residents and racking up repair bills that can easily run into six figures.

LeakNet monitors every zone of a building around the clock. The moment abnormal flow is detected, the valve closes automatically, and the relevant people are alerted instantly, whether the building is occupied or completely empty.

The best time to install leak detection is before something like this happens.

Find out more 👉 https://www.quensus.com/discover-leaknet

12/10/2026

Why did a major water leak go undetected at Notts County FC for 7 years? ⚽💧

Simple: Baseline Blindness.

When you only evaluate water management through monthly utility bills, your baseline becomes whatever you spent last month. If a leak starts on day one, it becomes your new normal.

A dripping valve or continuous pipe leak doesn't always trigger a sudden emergency, but over seven years, it represents a massive financial drain.

At Quensus, we help building managers break the cycle of baseline blindness, using real-time continuous flow monitoring instead of retrospective billing, and instant alerts before a silent leak turns into years of wasted expenditure

Don't let hidden leaks become part of your operational baseline.

Learn more at Quensus.com

08/10/2026

What does “smart building” actually mean?

It’s a term tossed around constantly. Smart offices. Smart estates. Smart water systems.

But sticking a dozen sensors on a pipe and hooking up a shiny dashboard doesn’t make a building smart.

The real test? Does the data actually lead to action?

Collecting thousands of data points is easy.
Turning them into clear, actionable decisions for a facilities team is the hard part.

When it comes to water, actionable data means spotting:

💧 A sudden spike in base consumption
💧 Continuous flow when a building is empty
💧 Hidden leaks weeks before they turn into severe water damage
💧 Wasteful trends that drive up utility costs

At Quensus, we don't believe in data for data’s sake.

A building isn't smart because it has connectivity. It's smart because it empowers people to act before a small anomaly becomes an expensive crisis.

Because a building is only as smart as the actions it enables.

07/10/2026

Proud to share that Quensus has been named in the InsurTech100 2026, recognising 100 of the companies helping shape the future of insurance through technology.

More than 2,100 InsurTech companies were considered for this year’s list, making the recognition a significant milestone for the team.

For us, it reflects the growing role technology can play in moving water risk management from reactive response towards earlier detection and prevention.

Through solutions such as LeakNet, we are helping insurers, property owners and facilities teams gain better visibility of water-related risk, identify issues sooner and reduce the potential impact of escape-of-water incidents.

We are delighted to be recognised alongside some of the most innovative companies working across the global insurance sector.

Thank you to FinTech Global for the recognition.

05/10/2026

Hidden moisture can become a serious problem in CLT and timber construction long before there are any visible signs. 💧

Moisture trapped within timber can contribute to mould, decay and expensive remedial work, especially once walls, floors and other areas have been enclosed.

That is why Quensus is working with to bring embedded moisture monitoring into CLT and mass-timber projects.

🌲 Monitor moisture within the timber itself
📊 Track drying throughout construction
⚠️ Identify problem areas earlier
🏗️ Make better-informed decisions before encapsulation

Because when it comes to timber construction, what is happening beneath the surface matters.

Learn more:
https://www.quensus.com/solutions/clt-buildings-and-flat-roofs

Address

Strelley Hall Main Street
Nottingham
NG86PE

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+44 115 906 1297

Website

http://www.quensus.com/

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