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About Quensus
Mitigate Risk with Quensus
Founded in 2015, Quensus has rapidly evolved into a key industry leader, delivering bespoke, comprehensive solutions for leak detection and water risk mitigation.
Backed by over a decade of dedication and a team of highly qualified engineers, we’ve developed AI-powered cutting-edge technology that enables real-time water monitoring, instant leak alerts, and automatic shutoff.
By preventing leaks, we help avoid costly damage, conserve water, and cut water bills up to 60%. We help you create dry, leak-free spaces that improve living conditions and offer peace of mind, reducing insurance claims and escape of water (EoW) incidents
Our Values
Our principles are the guiding force behind everything we do. From exceeding customer expectations and empowering clients, to embracing continuous improvement and upholding absolute trustworthiness. Backed by over 10 years of experience, this steadfast commitment to excellence is what truly sets us apart from the competition.
- Exceed Customer Expectations
- Empower Customers
- Relentless Improvement
- Trust and Transparency
Meters
Discover our range of flow sensors & meters, designed for accurate and reliable fluid measurement in various applications.
Valves
Explore our comprehensive range of WRAS Approved valves designed for precise fluid control in various applications.
Leak Cable
Leak cables can swiftly detect any water presence and have the capability to automatically shut off the water if necessary.
Splash Sensors
Quick & Easy to Install Splash Detectors - Immediate notification of water leaks.
FlowReporter
Water Management made simple with real-time consumption and alert notification.
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Reviews & Testimonials for Quensus
After researching several water leak detection providers, we chose Quensus and couldn't be happier with the results. Their innovative smart water monitoring system is reliable, user-friendly, and designed to help prevent water damage before it occurs. The real-time alerts and detailed reporting have provided significant peace of mind, while helping us identify opportunities to reduce water consumption. Quensus stands out as a leader in leak prevention, water management, and sustainable building solutions. Highly recommended for commercial and residential applications alike.
February 17, 2026
Testimonial by
JASON BARROW
Testimonial by
JASON BARROW
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Ofwat Abolition: What this Means and Why Leak Detection Matters More Than Ever
The UK government’s plan to abolish Ofwat, the long-standing water industry regulator in England and Wales, represents a major shift in how water consumption will be monitored, reported, and regulated.
For those involved in property development, facilities management, ESG compliance, construction, or insurance risk, these implications bring both uncertainty and opportunity.
Tighter compliance obligations, real-time data requirements, and upward pressure on costs are expected to define the new regulatory environment. Organisations that take a proactive approach to intelligent water management will be better positioned to meet future regulations, secure funding, and protect the bottom line.
In this evolving landscape Leak detection is becoming a business-critical safeguard. Intelligent leak detection solutions will be key to helping businesses achieve the automation and control necessary to stay ahead of regulatory change.
What is Happening in the Water Regulation Industry?
On 21 July 2025, the UK government confirmed plans to abolish Ofwat, replacing it with a single, integrated water regulator. This decision follows the Independent Water Commission’s conclusion that the current system is no longer fit for purpose, particularly amid climate risk, ageing infrastructure, and increasing public concern over pollution and performance.
A new “super-regulator” will oversee water, sewage, and environmental outcomes in England, setting stricter standards and demanding real-time data transparency.
Businesses, public bodies, and property owners should prepare for rising costs, more complex reporting, and tighter ESG compliance.
What Abolishing Ofwat Means for Your Business:
Penalties for poor water management increase will increase, raising the financial impact of hidden leaks and water use inefficiencies.
Sustainability grants will favour organisations with auditable, real-time water savings.
Automated leak prevention, smart reporting, and integration with broader building systems will be critical to meet net-zero and performance goals.
Compulsory smart water meter readings are part of the government agenda, signalling the end of manual readings and highlighting the need for automated, real-time monitoring systems.
?
As the water sector transitions businesses need to take control of their water infrastructure. Here’s why leak detection should be part of your 2025–2026 strategy:
Support ESG and Sustainability Goals?
Automated leak detection delivers measurable water savings and contributes to ESG and BREEAM compliance.
Meet Compliance and Insurance Expectations?
Leak detection systems support insurance claims mitigation, help meet regulatory standards, and reduce reputational risk.
Prepare for the Future of Regulation
As requirements become more stringent and demanding of proof, Quensus provides the visibility, automation, and reporting that future audits and grants will demand.
How Quensus Helps
While the regulatory landscape is in flux, organisations can still take decisive action today. Quensus’ LeakNet platform provides a ready-now solution for automated leak prevention, compliance reporting, and sustainable water management. Quensus delivers AI-driven leak detection and smarter water solutions that protect assets, save money, align your business with sustainability goals and future-proof your operations.
Our platform offers:
Automated shutoff and prevention
Real-time water monitoring
Stakeholder-ready reports and dashboards
Auditor-friendly documentation
Flexible tiers of protection for every project size and budget
The UK government’s plan to abolish Ofwat, the long-standing water industry regulator in England and Wales, represents a major shift in how water consumption will be monitored, reported, and regulated.
For those involved in property development, facilities management, ESG compliance, construction, or insurance risk, these implications bring both uncertainty and opportunity.
Tighter compliance obligations, real-time data requirements, and upward pressure on costs are expected to define the new regulatory environment. Organisations that take a proactive approach to intelligent water management will be better positioned to meet future regulations, secure funding, and protect the bottom line.
In this evolving landscape Leak detection is becoming a business-critical safeguard. Intelligent leak detection solutions will be key to helping businesses achieve the automation and control necessary to stay ahead of regulatory change.
What is Happening in the Water Regulation Industry?
On 21 July 2025, the UK government confirmed plans to abolish Ofwat, replacing it with a single, integrated water regulator. This decision follows the Independent Water Commission’s conclusion that the current system is no longer fit for purpose, particularly amid climate risk, ageing infrastructure, and increasing public concern over pollution and performance.
A new “super-regulator” will oversee water, sewage, and environmental outcomes in England, setting stricter standards and demanding real-time data transparency.
Businesses, public bodies, and property owners should prepare for rising costs, more complex reporting, and tighter ESG compliance.
What Abolishing Ofwat Means for Your Business:
Penalties for poor water management increase will increase, raising the financial impact of hidden leaks and water use inefficiencies.
Sustainability grants will favour organisations with auditable, real-time water savings.
Automated leak prevention, smart reporting, and integration with broader building systems will be critical to meet net-zero and performance goals.
Compulsory smart water meter readings are part of the government agenda, signalling the end of manual readings and highlighting the need for automated, real-time monitoring systems.
?
As the water sector transitions businesses need to take control of their water infrastructure. Here’s why leak detection should be part of your 2025–2026 strategy:
Support ESG and Sustainability Goals?
Automated leak detection delivers measurable water savings and contributes to ESG and BREEAM compliance.
Meet Compliance and Insurance Expectations?
Leak detection systems support insurance claims mitigation, help meet regulatory standards, and reduce reputational risk.
Prepare for the Future of Regulation
As requirements become more stringent and demanding of proof, Quensus provides the visibility, automation, and reporting that future audits and grants will demand.
How Quensus Helps
While the regulatory landscape is in flux, organisations can still take decisive action today. Quensus’ LeakNet platform provides a ready-now solution for automated leak prevention, compliance reporting, and sustainable water management. Quensus delivers AI-driven leak detection and smarter water solutions that protect assets, save money, align your business with sustainability goals and future-proof your operations.
Our platform offers:
Automated shutoff and prevention
Real-time water monitoring
Stakeholder-ready reports and dashboards
Auditor-friendly documentation
Flexible tiers of protection for every project size and budget
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