Water · $125 per month
The answers you need at 2am.
A main breaks and the questions are always the same: which valves shut it down, what is the pipe, how old is it, and who is going to lose water. The inventory that answers them should not be a filing cabinet.
Six asset types
Water mains
Drawn as lines, with material, diameter and install date.
Valves
Type, size, turns to close, and when it was last exercised.
Fire hydrants
With flow testing and flushing recorded as inspections.
Service connections
Main to property, as a point or a line, whichever you actually know.
Fittings
Bends, tees, reducers and caps, where the record matters.
Pressure zones
Drawn as areas on the map, so a zone is a shape and not a note.
Valve exercising is a programme, not a memory.
Inspections record who turned it, how many turns, and whether it closed. The coverage report then tells you what has not been touched this year — which is the number that actually gets a budget approved.
Put the system on a map.
Seven days, no card. Add Sewer & Storm and both drop 10%.