Water efficiency center urges early detection of building leaks
Saudi water efficiency center calls for early leak detection in buildings and stresses using licensed service providers via the Nama platform.
Key Takeaways
AIThe National Center for Water Efficiency and Conservation (Maee) has emphasized the importance of early detection of water leaks in buildings, describing it as a key measure to reduce water loss and preserve resources in urban areas.
The center noted that some leaks may not be immediately visible to consumers but can result in significant water loss. Signs of leaks may include unusually high water consumption or the appearance of dampness in certain areas of a building.
Maee added that leak detection and water auditing services are available online through the Nama platform and app, allowing users to access licensed service providers through streamlined digital procedures that enhance the reliability and quality of services.
The National Center for Water Efficiency and Conservation further stated that working with licensed providers ensures leak detection and water auditing are carried out in accordance with regulatory requirements, helping to improve water use efficiency and minimize losses.
Promoting digital transformation and water sustainability
This service is part of the center’s efforts to advance digital transformation in the sector and enable users to access electronic services that support water sustainability and reinforce efficient water use practices.