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• What is AquaLock? The Solution For Plumbing Leaks
AquaLock a company that invented the system that will end water damage due to leaking water pipes.
Money savings for the homeowners and the insurance companies in the billions.
No need for constant worry and fear of a water leak for property owners and insurers.
How! It’s simple if we detect a leak or unrequested water flow our device will shut down the water supply into the home or business. No water damage can occur to the premise.
Other systems are not whole house, they just alert you water is accumulating on the floor. Way too late to stop damage.
The Why
• Water causes $9.1 billion in annual homeowner policy property losses, approximately 23 percent of all homeowner property losses. But up to 93 percent, or almost $8.5 billion, of the cost of water damage could have been prevented or minimized if an automatic water leak detection and shut-off system had been present in the homes, according to an ACE Private Risk Services study of damage sustained by homeowners.
• An automatic water leak detection and shut-off system could prevent or greatly reduce water damage caused by leaking pipes, plumbing fixtures, hot water heaters, appliances and heating and cooling systems.
• ACE estimates the average cost of repairs for water damage could exceed $20,000, compared to only $6,000 for damage related to roof leaks and other causes of loss that the system would not have prevented.
• The study found that implementing the system can also help homeowners conserve water.
• Source: ACE Group
Insurance Facts
• Here are some startling facts:• Property damage resulting from water damage due to plumbing failures and freezing pipes is the second most
common cause of homeowner loss.• “Water damage claims have been growing faster than other components of homeowners insurance.” —
American Insurance Association• In the U.S., water damage is the second most frequently filed insurance claim and has accounted for more
than $5 billion of reported* claims each year.• *These figures do not include homeowner deductibles or unreported losses.
• In an average residence, 22 gallons of water are lost to leakage each day, and the most common culprits are leaking toilets or dripping faucets. This daily leakage volume is about equal to the amount of drinking water a family of 3 needs for 2 full weeks!
• Water-damage claims, most from leaky or burst pipes, are the primary cause of rising property-insurance costs. According to the North County Times story, in California, water damage represented 32% of all claims
• Leaks can be slow and gradual, taking years to detect until significant property damage occurs, or there can be large leaks that quickly produce a variety of damaging results.
• High humidity conditions that exist after a water loss create the perfect environment for mold growth. Costing insurance companies billions for mold removal replacement construction.
Insurance Companies and Water Leaks
• Insurance companies are already offering to help with the purchase and installation of water leak prevention systems. Here are participating companies: Fireman’s Fund Insurance, ACE Private Risk Services, Chubb Group, Pure Insurance, AIG, Crestbrook. Qualifying clients will receive substantial discounts on the cost of a water leak prevention , component accessories and installation. Clients are also eligible for discounts on the cost of annual premiums once a water leak prevention is installed in their home. This premium discount varies by state and policy type, so clients should check with their local agent for complete details.
• Freezing pipes a Big Problem• Frigid winter weather conditions are often a cause of pipe breaks and sprinkler head bursts which can create significant
water damage. There are several steps that can be taken to prevent such problems from occurring, and numerous other measures to be implemented immediately following such an incident in order to contain and minimize the damage.
• Also, it must be noted that insurance companies may deny coverage for broken pipes if they are a result of wear and tear. As there are numerous buildings throughout the Northeast that are aging, it is very important to maintain the pipes in your building, ascertain that they are in good working order, and to replace older pipes that could be on the verge of breaking. In addition, temperature control is key around a pipe. If pipes are exposed to colder temperatures, they stand a much greater chance of freezing, breaking, and causing severe damage to a property.
• Insurance Discounts• Water damage that occurs inside a home is the single largest preventable claim for insurance companies. Annual damages
are estimated to be approximately $800,000,000 a year in the United States. This figure is well into the billions of dollars worldwide. Many people have either experienced water damage themselves, or know someone who has. AquaLock Global has finally developed an effective and affordable solution that eliminates this major problem.
• AquaLock eliminates 99.9% of any potential water damage that comes from within the home. AquaLock uses time tested, proven technology to reliably address this problem. The AquaLock is easy to install on existing homes, with installation time typically taking three hours or less. AquaLock Global based upon information provided by a source within the insurance industry, is confident that major insurance companies will give a discount of 10% - 20% on homeowner policies insuring homes equipped with the AquaLock. . AquaLock believes that in the future, insurance companies will offer additional incentives and support future marketing efforts associated with AquaLock to encourage its installation in homes. The AquaLock is just simply that effective!
Breakout of Water Damage Sources and Costs
A Serious Problem
The Solution-Our Product
AquaLock™ SystemThe AquaLock™ system monitors all water flow going into your home. If flow is detected when no person or appliance is using water, the system recognizes this as a leak and will immediately shut off all the water flowing into your home. Also, if your pipes near freezing temperatures the system will shut off the water to your home and pump most of the water in your pipes safely outside.
The AquaLock™ system:Monitors your plumbing system for leaks and shuts off the water supply to your home when a leak is detectedNotifies your smartphone when a leak is detectedNotifies your smartphone when temperatures could fall low enough to freeze your pipesAllows you to check the temperature of your pipes on your smartphone Allows you to turn on and off your water remotely via your smartphoneAllows you to see your water usage and calculate your bill via your smartphoneAutomatically drains your pipes if you are away and pipe temperatures near freezingAutomatically shuts off the water to your home and pumps most of the water in your pipes safely outside if your pipe reaches near freezing temperatures.Detects leaks in your home and shuts off your water supply if less than two ounces of water is leaked in one minute.MicroLeak Detection™ - nightly checks the integrity of your entire plumbing system for extremely low volume leaks.Open Valve Protection™ - If someone fails to turn off a faucet, a toilet gets hung or an appliance fails the system will detect this and turn your water off both lowering your water bill and protecting our environment by conserving one of our most valuable natural resources. The AquaLock™ system is a Green Product conserving water and preventing water damage which reduces landfill waste, conserves natural resources and lowers pollution levels that occur due to the manufacturing of replacement materials damaged by water.
What Makes Our System Unique
• Purpose Of Device• The AquaLock is designed to prevent water damage associated with broken pipes, supply lines, or any malfunction of any appliance
that uses water. It also takes into account human error, and can protect from things like overflowing a sink or bathtub. A dual role AquaLock also serves as a water manager and conservator of water resources.
The AquaLock System Development and Market NicheThe reasons we developed the AquaLock are because we saw significant needs and desires in the marketplace. Those needs and desires are as follows:
• 1. Insurance Company Claims. Water damage to homes because of supply line failure is costing insurance companies $9.3 billion each year. Only acts of God cost more money than supply line damage (fire is third).
• 2. Conservation. The EPA has stated that over 1 trillion gallons of water is leaked in U.S. homes each year. This has a significant impact on the environment and is a cost to consumers.
• 3. Information. Home owners want to know how much water they are using. As a society we are well beyond the stage of believing a meter buried in our front yards and trusting some municipal organization to tell us how much water we are using.
• 4. Connectivity and Home Automation. The Home Automation market is experiencing dramatic growth. Homeowners want to be able to connect with their homes remotely; from controlling temperature to turning on the tea pot (yes you can buy a cell phone controlled tea pot!). Being able to control the water going into our homes and monitor pipe temperature is a natural evolution of this trend.
• 5. Through analysis of supply line water damage prevention AquaLock will fill the gap in the market place to prevent water damage.
• 6. Develop product concepts that fill future gaps in the market.
AquaLock’s Business Model Protected
Patent:EFS ID: 22223125, Application Number: 14701100WATER LEAK DETECTION, PREVENTION AND WATER CONSERVATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS Provisional Patents:EFSID: 18899633, Application Number: 61986184WATER LEAK DETECTION, PREVENTION AND WATER CONSERVATION SYSTEMS AND METHODS EFSID: 19356274, Application Number: 61954862SUMP PUMP HEALTH AND WELL LEVEL MONITORING AND OUTPUT MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHODSEFSID: 20735902, Application Number: 65761954AUTOMATED WATER SHUTOFF AND WIDE FLOW-RANGE WATER FLOW MEASURMENT SYSTEM AND METHODS
Patents
• Mission-Create a device and a system to stop water leaks. We have the technology.
Returns to the Investors
• We are looking for initial investment $750,000 dollars .Our corporate structure is as follows
• 6 Initial investors currently own a majority of shares• National Technologies Investment Partners) NTIP owns 30% of AquaLock• Investment is through NTIP• Equity is built though owning shares and dividends via NTIP
Funding
$750,000 Investment$1,728,00 Dividends$12,000,000 Share Value
Six Years
Finding the Right Balance
• Cost to Produce Product• Retail Cost• Profit• Installation Cost• Sales Force• Value to Customers-Value, Protection, Money Saved,
Affordability• Evolving Production Technology• Insurance Company benefits• We at AquaLock believe we can find the perfect balance for
success.
All variables will be taken into account,To make the project work for all.
• Sales Network• Establish a national sales network with a goal• to sell a minimum of 1000 systems a month.• • Who Will Sell?• Though existing parallel businesses our sales• force is multiplied by thousands.• • Distribution Partners• There are many related fields that can share• their technologies to combine with our • concept to bring AquaLock to market.• • Our Sales Marketing Areas• We have specific marketing niches for many• angles and leads to sell AquaLock products• nationwide.• Who Will Recommend?• Insurance companies will be on the forefront• of recommendations to product their clients• and save all involved money.• • Who Will Buy?• Anyone with a home, rental property, commercial• properties who wants protection from• water damage.• • Education-Awareness• It our responsibility to tell the benefits of• AquaLock and find the media channels to • spread the word.• • Promotion-Training• Anyone with a home, rental property, commercial • properties who wants protection from • water damage.• • Sales• Sales with customers feeling they are both • protected from water damage and also saving • money.
As you can see there is plenty of ground to cover. I believe the goal of 1000 systems sold per month is realistic. We will have a lot of help. If we can derive a profit of $200 per system, We are set. Things we need to do to compliment sales team: Press releases, Web sites, Lists, email blasts, appropriate print media, TV, Radio, Home Improvement, brochures, web site, product and installation videos.
Areas Of FocusInsurance CompaniesEmployment 995,588 Businesses 419,567City, County, State, Federal, GovernmentsEmployment 20,000,000 + Businesses 50,000 +Alarm-Home Automation IndustryEmployment 130,112 Businesses 9,947Plumbing CompaniesEmployment 730,887 Businesses 104,852Home Restoration CompaniesEmployment 10,171 Businesses 2,509Home Supply Companies, Home Depot, LowesEmployment 712,190 Businesses 5,307Construction CompaniesEmployment 398,391 Businesses 163,843Remodel CompaniesEmployment 766,708 Businesses 95,797ConsumersOver 100,000,000 Households, Apartments, Condos, Businesses
AquaLock Sales-Marketing Plan
• Our Dealers/Authorized Resellers:• There are over 540,000 plumbers and home builders in the United States, not to mention water damage restoration companies, security system dealers and home
water treatment companies, which we see as our primary dealer/authorized reseller market. However, there are other types of businesses which may find it easy to include sales of the AquaLock™ system within their current business structures.
• Selling 120,000 units per year can be achieved within five years. For example, 5,000 Dealers/Authorized Resellers selling just two units each per month would be 10,000 units per month. With an aggressive, well thought-out and well-executed corporate marketing campaign we feel these projections could easily be more than doubled.
• Within 5 years a conservative sales estimate of 120,000 units per year with an average sales price (for a smaller home) of $1,200 per unit would equate to $144 million in gross revenue. Based on the typical minimum attractive rate of return of 12 percent, which we feel can be easily achieved - our profit would be $17,280,000. At 15% ownership, dividends would amount to $2,592,000 the 5th year.
• Our Industry Outlook• There are over 132 million homes in the US (latest US Census statistic). Installing the AquaLock™ system in 120,000 homes per year would only cover 0.09 percent
of these homes (9 AquaLock™ systems for every 10,000 homes). This does not even begin to keep up with new construction, as the average housing starts per year is about 1,600,000.
• Already, due to the high rate of water damage claims, insurance companies have begun inducing homeowners to install water damage prevention devices in their homes. Due to aging building infrastructures and dwindling water resources, we foresee that municipalities will begin requiring homebuilders to install our product or its equivalent in every new home. We predict that in 50 years every housing unit will have a system such as the AquaLock™ on it. Based on the current number of housing units and the projected growth rate, 3.9 million units will need to be installed every year for the next 50 years.
• AquaLock™ Long Term Profit Scenario• If our market share is only 10% over those 50 years, we would sell an average of 390,000 units per year. Our gross revenue (at a projected sales price of $1,200 per
unit) would average $468 million per year. Based on a more conservative 8.8 percent net profit margin (the most recent average for S&P 500 companies), our profits would be $41,184,000 per year. At 15% ownership, average dividends would be over $6 million per year.
• • If we are able to obtain a 50% market share, that would be 1.95 million units per year. During this period of time, our gross revenue (at a projected sales price of
$1,200 per unit) would be $2.34 billion per year. Based on an 8.8 percent net profit margin, our profits would be about $206 million per year. At 15% ownership, average dividends would be well over $30 million per year during that period.
• Our Future• We plan to start out with homes, but that is just the beginning – there are other building types (factories, warehouses, large retail outlets, high-rise office buildings
and etc.) needing water loss and damage prevention as well. Plus, the United States only contains a fraction of the homes and businesses in the world.
AquaLock Goals Statement
Corporate Tasks
• 1. Corporation Organization:• a. Decide on Shareholder Agreement and sign.• b. File incorporation documents• c. Secure Federal Employer Identification number
from the IRS • 2. Intellectual Capital management:• a. Create Patent Documents• b. Create system drawing, flow charts and text for
Provisional Patent• c. Submit Provisional Patent application• 3. Business Planning• a. Write content of business plan • b. Write Product Development Flow Chart• c. Create Profit Projections Spreadsheet• 4. Design logo• 5. Website development and launch• 6. Create Investor Prospectus• 7. Create Sales Brochure• 8. Bring investors on board• 9. Redesign water control unit (manifold)• a. Print and test water control unit• 10. Design, test and produce water control unit
interface board• 11. Design software• a. For interface board• b. Z-Wave (control panel)• c. Phone app
• 12. Test software w unit• 13. Find vendors for parts (temperature and pressure
sensors, solenoids, etc.)• 14. Write product specifications• 15. Create sales materials• a. Write How-It-Works video storyboard• b. Create animation video• 16. Design alpha testing lab • a. Proceed through alpha testing• 17. Product Assembly• a. Design/develop assembly line• b. Assemble product• 18. Create Dealer/Authorized Reseller
application• 19. Write Dealer/Authorized Reseller contract• 20. Write owner’s manual• 21. Create installer training program• a. Write installation manual• b. Create online installation videos• c. Oversee appliance installation database creation• d. Line up installer training venue, schedule, script,
etc.• 22. Finish developing pre-install checklist and
post-install acceptance form• 23. Write sales contract/beta testing contract• 24. Beta test (field testing 100 to 200 units)
The Competition
• No one has a sophisticated water control system such as AquaLock. Our difference, We can detect an unauthorized water leaks and prevent damage to a home or business.
• Others are just are able to detect water on the floor and alert you. However the damage has already been done to the structure. How much depends on how soon a person can turn off the water. If on vacation or hours away, the water damage will be catastrophic. Not so good.
• AquaLock we stops leaks before they cause damage.
Demand is already there. Every home, every business, are potential customers, currently every home in the world has a threat of a water leak and it does happen
Price point very affordable when consider worry factor, damage repair costs, insurance discounts- Coupled with cameras, alarms, Locks, lighting and HVAC controls it becomes very affordable and almost a necessity much like smoke alarms low it makes sense from homeowners
Market Risk-Low
Product Risk
Execution Risk The market should be a long one plenty of current and new homes. Sales are no problem. Between alarm companies, Plumbing, Insurance requirements and recommendations, Home automation and water restoration companies. Sales should be robust and as predicted.
Product will preform as designed, simple concept proven technologySolenoids transmitters and control panels which have been around for years are used the difference a a patented sensing device which monitors water flow and integrating with home automation systems.
High Demand Thousands of Sales Sources Easy To Install Works
Much of our system integrates with current home automation and the internet of things. In fact we are designing it to multi-platform so any one can sell it by adding it on to their system.
How Risky-It’s Not?
Team
Key PersonnelMark BaldinoEducationB.S. Geology, July 1975, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VANational caliber Cross Country and Track Runner, Virginia Tech … to age of 33 Experience AquaLock, operating at Indian Trail, NC (2012 - Present) Co-founder & CEOHelped with initial funding requirements thru Investment Group to start up the operationProviding business structure and helping with long term goal settingHelping with business opportunities thru existing decades of executive networking Baldino’s Lock & Key (1992 - Present) Cofounder & PresidentAs a major owner, helped the company (originated 1961) to grow into 18 locations, in multiple States with over 100 employees. Added an electronic division, a wholesale supply company – Colonial Lock Supply. Formatted corporate structure and developed a corporate financing business model for operating multiple locations, controlling 18 sites. Tony BreedloveEducationAircraft Guidance Electronics Specialist Certification, 1978-1979Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer certification, Sept. 1999Received US Naval training in fluid dynamics and hydrodynamics as part of Anti-Submarine Warfare engineering trainingExperience AquaLock, operating at Indian Trail, NC (2012 - Present) Co-founder & CTOPrinciple inventor in multiple products (mostly water management, water conservation and water damage prevention devices) and is awaiting patent approval on his AquaLock system as well as several patents pending on a wide flow range water measurement device and a device monitoring sump pump heath and efficacy… since 2012 Was Quality Control Manager at an electronics manufacturing firm to review quality control program and suggest methods to help improve line efficiency. Also served as a failure analysis engineer overseeing board-level Cisco Fiber Optic SAN (Storage Area Network) Routers, Worked as a Computer Systems Engineer in a ship-based Top Secret Anti-Submarine Warfare program overseas, Served as a Telemetric Engineer for RCA Government Services Division supporting Shuttle and ICBM (Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile) launches overseas holding a Secret Security Clearance. Also, worked at the Kennedy Space Center on various engineering projects in support of NASA missions,Served as an Aircraft Guidance Electronics Specialist in the United States Air Force for four years, with honorable discharge. David Montané EducationBachelor of Science in Computer Science, Software Engineering – National University, Silicon Valley campus, graduated 1992. Experience AquaLock, operating at Indian Trail, NC (2012 - Present) à Co-founder & Secretary/TreasurerWrote and edited technical and marketing materials and contractual documents for established software and other engineering firms, and telecommunications and water damage control system startup companies, as well as for his own technical sales firm.Managed land acquisition process including broker and due diligence contracts for a rapidly growing fiber-based integrated communications provider offering data, voice and Internet infrastructure services.As president and board chairman for a mid-size homeowners association, budgeted and implemented a water loss prevention program that reduced neighborhood water consumption by half.As a site development consultant to the self-service storage industry, advised numerous individual investors in starting new facilities. Considered an industry expert in the area of energy conservation, was best known for promoting the “dry air storage” concept as an alternative to air conditioned storage.
Growth
Internal tasks we need to do to compliment the sales team: Training, Education Advertising Programs Press Releases, Web Sites, Lists, Email blasts, Appropriate Print Media, Trade Shows TV, Radio, Home Improvement, Brochures, Product and Installation, Manuals and Videos.
“So we have a product that everybody needs. It doesn’t matter unless we can sell it.We sell it. We make money”. Mark Baldino VP
Next step develop a sales and marketing network. We have plenty of help to help us sell in the marketplace. Besides our own sales and marketing force we have these outside companies that will be glad to help the sell our system. Alarm companies, Home water damage restoration, Insurance requirements, Home Automation, Plumbers, Construction, Institutional, Corporate, Homeowners, Big box stores.
Stand alone system or integrates with all other manufacturers
Wireless transmitters triggering proper request for water
Request For Water Triggers To Signal AquaLock ProcessorSmall Curtain PIR:Touch for metal faucets: Built in from manufacturersGravity Mercury Switch Movement Magnetic: make or break contactWater Sonar Sensors: New technologyShort range touch buttons:Touch, beam, magnetic, heat, inductive, pressure sensorsWater proof buttons: Where NeededSensors built into light switchesInertia: When handle or push handle moves it activates water flowInductive: Activates when one touches water faucetFreeze Detectors: Detects 37 degrees will not allow water to flowInfrared Beam: Hands break beamConductive Uses electrical pulses from appliancesWater Flow: detect loss in pressure from a water faucet to activate water flowImpeller or magnetic switch for on o water flowMotion Sensors: Detects motion in room turns on water
The Timing Is Right
• Market Place • The reason we developed the AquaLock™ is because there is a significant need and demand in the
marketplace for our products. Here is the breakdown: • 1. Insurance Company Claims. Water damage to homes because of supply line failure is costing
insurance companies $9.1 billion each year. Only acts of God cost more money than supply line damage (fire is third). (Homeowner Damage from Frozen Pipes this Winter Largely Avoidable, says ACE Private Risk Services http://news.acegroup.com/press-release/north-america/homeowner-damage-frozen-pipes-winter-largely-avoidable-says-ace-private-
• Several insurance companies are currently providing up to 20% reduction in insurance premiums when homeowners install a water damage protection system. Many insurers require installation of a water damage protection system after a supply line failure and some are providing rebates to homeowners for up to $2,500 for installing a system in their homes after a supply line damage claim.
• 2. Conservation. The EPA has stated that over 1 trillion gallons of water is leaked in U.S. homes each year. That is enough water to supply the cities of Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami COMBINED! https://blog.epa.gov/blog/2011/08/the-real-worth-of-water/. This has a significant impact on the environment, water conservation (especially during time of drought) and is a cost to consumers.
• 3. Information. Home owners want to know how much water they are using. As a society we are well beyond the stage of believing a meter buried in our front yards and trusting some municipal organization to tell us how much water we are using.
• 4. Connectivity and Home Automation. The Home Automation market is experiencing dramatic growth. Homeowners want to be able to connect with their homes remotely; from controlling temperature to turning on the teapot (yes you can buy a cell phone controlled tea pot!). Being able to control the water going into our homes and monitor pipe temperature is a natural evolution of this trend.
Components
• Z-Wave Wireless• Communications On Off Valve Temp• Sensor Mobile Phone App Water• Pressure Detector Water Flow• Detector To House Water Inflow From Street Manual Bypass
Zwave• Controller• Board, Battery, Master Water Control Manifold Attached to
Triggering Devices• External and built in transmitters w/Zwave• Controller Board w/Zwave• Controller Board, Wireless Keypad, Control Panel
Line Drawings Of The Future
AquaLock Projected Expenses Through Beta Testing
AquaLock Projected Timeline Through Beta Testing
• Date • Now through 15 September 2015 1. 3D System Parts Design• 2. Printing of WCSU (Water Control and Sensing Unit) and associated parts• 3. Programming Z-wave and ZigBee interfaces• 4. Testing of complete AquaLock System• 5. Refining System and re-testing• 6. Completion of design•
• 16 September 2015 - 30 September 2015• 1. Preparing 3D design for plastic mold creation (WCSU, impellers, impeller covers, utility box, WCSU cover, Appliance clips)• 2. Order plastics molds• 3. Phone App programming• 4. Server setup and database/frontend programming•
• 1 October 2015 - 15 November 2015 1. Write and publish installer manual• 2. Write and publish owner manual• 3. Write, film and edit plumber video (installing the WCSU and flow switches - R/O)• 4. Write, film and edit sales/installer videos• 5. Home Survey (by salesman or installer or homeowner DIY project)• a. Programming the system at the shop• b. Homeowner introduction & disclosures• c. Measuring water pressure• d. Turning off the main water supply and checking for pressure loss• e. Finding the leaks (visible and invisible)• d. Installing Appliance Sensors• e. Installing Transmitters and Motion Detectors• f. Installing the Control Box• g. Connecting the WCSU to the Control Box• h. Installation and setup of the Home Automation Controller• i. Setting sensor limits• j. Entering device details on AquaLock Server and confirming data connection• 6. Contact Insurance Companies to get Beta Test conditions• 7. Formulate Beta Test and forms, etc.• 8. Appliance sensor installation manual for different models of major manufacturers• 9. Write homeowner contract and legal counsel approval of contract• 10. Create and publish sales literature• 11. Set up assembly lines and testing station• 12. Write plumber contract and legal counsel approval of contract• 13. Contract with local (Charlotte NC) plumber(s) to provide plumbing services during BETA testing installs•
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• 16 November - 31 March 2016 1. Test molded WCSU for failure• 2. Torque specs on everything• 3. Write assembly documentation• 4. Assemble systems• 5. Test completed systems• 6. BETA Testing 16 Nov 2015 and goes through 31 March 2016• 7. CES 2 January 2016 - 13 January 2016• 8. Gather data from installed systems during BETA• 9. Improve installation procedures, software and hardware during BETA• 10. Document installs, revisions, discoveries and for internal record keeping• 11. Prepare documentation for insurance companies for inclusion into their damage mitigation partnership programs, reduction of insurance • rates and system rebate/discount programs
Markets
• Homeowners• Rental properties• Municipalities seeking water conservation• Apartment complex owners and syndicates• Retirement communities• Hotels• Home Automation Companies (Nest, Samsung, Smart Home, etc.)• Green product suppliers and groups• Water damage restorers• Plumbers• Contractors (new home construction)• Building Code standards organizations• Military base housing• Government buildings• Colleges and Universities• Officials responsible for risk management and loss mitigation • Insurance Company Claim Loss Prevention• Warehouses• Office complexes• Lowe’s and Home Depot • New Construction
Summary
• AquaLock’s solution prevent water leaks from happening.• No more damage from frozen pipes, fractured pipes, leaking
plumbing connections, or overflowing basins.• A huge untapped market as a complete water damage prevention
system has never been invented and implemented• We have the concept, engineers, patents, development process,
technology available to produce our system for retail sales.• We have dozens of sales outlets.• With financial help all parties will be rewarded. Yes We Can Prevent This
Let’s Make It Not Happen-Water Damage
Contact For More InformationMark [email protected]
