Monitor hard-to-reach growing areas remotely
Know when a roof or living wall needs attention
Shallow substrates, wind exposure and difficult access can hide fast-changing wet or dry conditions. Follow selected areas remotely and send the team where attention is actually needed.
The facilities-team visibility gap
Conditions can change quickly where access is difficult
Shallow substrates change quickly
Green roofs and living walls can move from wet to dry faster than deeper ground-level profiles.
Access takes planning
Roofs, walls and podiums can be costly or difficult to inspect routinely, so every location cannot be checked equally often.
Wet substrate stays hidden
Fixed schedules can continue while a selected area remains wet below the surface, particularly where inspection is infrequent.
Wind, heat and microclimates
Exposure can vary across elevations and orientations, producing different moisture responses within the same property.
Maintenance records
Facilities teams need a continuous record of selected locations to explain when conditions changed and where work was directed.
Competing access priorities
Without remote visibility, teams may spend time checking stable locations while faster-changing areas receive attention later.
Direct attention to the areas that need it
Check conditions remotely
Compare moisture across selected roofs, walls and podium areas before arranging an on-site inspection.
Plan around weather
View available observations and forecasts beside substrate trends to account for wind, heat and rainfall.
Keep a maintenance history
Record selected-area trends and, where compatible controllers are connected, act on configured thresholds and document irrigation outcomes.
Prioritise access and inspection
Set moisture-threshold alerts so facilities staff can direct access to selected locations that need attention.