Give us one client building. We return cited public-record research and commercial property data, start its digital record, and hand you a loss-control playbook to run with your client — no big spend, starting with a free Emergency Controls Report. Brokers who use InsureMEP keep more renewals and win more deals.
Building address110 Central Park South · New York, NY 10019
8 research tracks 5 public-record · 3 open-web
Ownershipcited
Permits & certificates of occupancycited
Tax assessment & valuationcited
Violations & complaintscited
Fire, health & environmental inspectionscited
Marketcited
Tenants & occupancycited
Development & planningcited
+ Commercial property data · storeys & footprint with provenance · flood & hazardcited
Record startedStructures, Identity and Form proposed with sources — your client confirms each in a click.
Send an addressGet back proofEvery finding citedEvery gap shownPeople approveTerms on the tableContain the waterMake the caseSend an addressGet back proofEvery finding citedEvery gap shownPeople approveTerms on the tableContain the waterMake the case
How it works · three acts
Address in. Terms on the table.
The broker brings one address. We bring the research, the record and the walk. Together you turn what the client already has into evidence an underwriter can examine.
Act 1Address in
One address. A cited record.
We research the building across eight research tracks — five public-record, three open-web — add commercial property data, and start its digital record. Every finding keeps its source.
Proposed, then confirmedStructures, Identity and Form arrive as proposals with their sources. Your client confirms each in a click — nothing is approved for them.
Done from the address aloneDocuments & intelligence completes once the research is in.
Gaps shown, not guessedPlans and Rooms need the drawings you help collect, or one walk with the app.
+ Commercial property dataGeocode & jurisdiction · storeys & footprint with provenance · national flood & hazard sources
The record starts · the first six stages
StructuresProposed with sources, confirmed by the clientConfirmed
IdentityAddress, jurisdiction, class — confirmed in a clickConfirmed
FormStoreys, basements, roof — waiting for the client’s clickProposed
PlansNeeds the drawings you help collectNeeds drawings
RoomsNeeds drawings — or one walk with the appNeeds the walk
Documents & intelligenceCompletes from the address aloneDone
Proposed
Confirmed by a person
Done
Needs you
Act 2The broker goes proactive
Then the broker gets the rest.
The record gets stronger with what the client already has. You ask the admin team for floor plans, the CFO and IT for work-order history, facilities for SOPs and emergency plans. Then our field team walks the building with the CriticalAsset app.
No big spendIt starts with what exists — and the Emergency Controls Report is free.
No CMMS? Start oneWe bring in the work-order history — an export or a connection, set up case by case — or start one with the onboarding work orders.
Admin & facilitiesFloor plans, SOPs and emergency plans
Building or fire dept.Plans on file, where available
CFO + ITWork orders and tickets — or we start them
The brokerDrives loss control
Risk managerRestoration partner, contract term, arrival time
Our field teamWalks it with the CriticalAsset app: shutoffs placed in 3D
IoT partnersLeak and flow sensors, where the client has them
Act 3Better terms
Make the case at renewal.
You take evidence an underwriter can examine to market: every claim cited, dated and checked, with verified, partially verified and not evidenced shown separately. Then you put four water terms on the table.
Your clients save 20–25% on their insurance, maintenance and water losses. The carrier decides the terms.
“Carriers … are increasingly pushing back on frequency-driven, attritional losses such as water damage” — and the best terms go to “well-documented risks with strong mitigation measures.” CRC Group, 2026 Property State of the Market · All sources →
The walk
Shutoffs located. Placed in 3D.
Our field team walks the building with the CriticalAsset app on a LiDAR iPhone or iPad. Rooms become a 3D model and a plan; water and gas shutoffs, main disconnects, panels and fire risers are photographed and placed where they are.
What feeds what, with evidenceEach link from a valve to the floors it serves carries the drawing, photo or trace behind it.
Unknowns stay visibleA locked room or an untraced span is recorded as a gap, not hidden.
A multi-room 3D model assembled from a LiDAR walk with the CriticalAsset app; the orange marker is a recorded control. On the phone, a traced water run in the plant room.
Wire it up: which valve stops which floor
110 Central Park South’s domestic water, as its report records it: one utility-side shutoff, a cellar header with six zone branches, a booster, a mid-zone valve. Flags are the report’s own.
Pattern of life: what the work orders already know
Signals are computed by rules — no model — from the building’s own work-order history: 3,900 requests on record, 935 water-related, each flag citing the tickets behind it.
3,900work requests on record
935water-related
14 of 14recent requests read one by one
From the building’s own work-order history — an export or a connection, set up case by case — or the onboarding work orders we start. Leak and flow sensors join through IoT partners where the client has them.
Real product · the CriticalAsset app
What it looks like in the field.
Screens from the CriticalAsset app on a demonstration building. Tap any screen to see it full size.
Water work starts from a building; field capture can begin while the research is still running.
Evidence can be collected before the building record is linked, and the record keeps its sources one tap away.
A plan, a photo or an SOP goes into the building record from Mail, Files or Photos in three taps.
On the walk the app asks for each control in turn, and each one is photographed where it is.
Adding a water shutoff starts with a photo taken on the spot.
A traced cold-water run: measured spans are solid, unknown spans dashed, estimates dotted.
Every point on a route says whether it was traced or estimated; estimates never count as measurements.
A finding stays 'Needs evidence' and unresolved until the second water service is documented.
Each emergency control shows what is observed, what still needs review, and what has not been measured.
Work can close with its gaps recorded, such as a locked room, rather than hidden.
A work order opens straight to the asset it is about, with the photos it asks for.
A walk is shared with its unknowns included, and office review stays a separate step.
Powered by CriticalAsset
You run the playbook. CriticalAsset runs underneath.
Every step on this site — the address research, the walk, the record, the report and the check — runs on CriticalAsset, our product. It is where your client’s building lives.
The Water Containment Report scores the building on CARS — the CriticalAsset Risk Score — across 11 categories with fixed weights. Scores come from rules applied to the record; only evidenced defects cost points, and the report is marked provisional while evidence is thin.
Cited, dated, checkedEvery claim opens the record behind it. A deterministic checker recomputes the score and checks every citation.
Doubt shown, not hiddenVerified, partially verified and not evidenced are shown separately. A hypothesis is labelled a hypothesis.
People approveAI only advises. Nothing is approved for your client, and every corrective action lands for human review.
Water Containment Report
110 Central Park South110 Central Park South · New York, NY 10019 · 30 floorsA CriticalAsset customer · shown with the owner’s agreement · CARS scores illustrative
CARS85AAillustrative
VerifiedPartially verifiedNot evidenced
Asset graph completeness12.5%92
Fed-from / fed-to quality12.5%88
Isolation control12.5%84
Detection coverage10%86
Power dependency control7.5%80
Maintenance obligation execution10%88
SOP / curtailment readiness10%84
Recovery & restoration readiness10%78
Physical access readiness5%88
Tabletop / training proof5%82
Time-series evidence quality5%84
Fixed weights · the building’s rev 05 report · scores illustrative · only evidenced defects cost points
Free · no cost, no obligation
Open the door with a free report.
Offer any client a free Emergency Controls Report. We map the building’s floor plans and emergency controls and hand over a report they keep — the first, no-cost move of the loss-control playbook.
Floor plans, mappedThe client’s existing plans brought into one record — or captured on site, floor by floor.
Emergency controls locatedWater and gas shutoffs, main disconnects, panels and fire risers — located, photographed and pinned where they are.
An emergency plan, drafted with their teamWhere each control is, who to call and who holds the keys — prepared with the client’s people and reviewed by ours.
Theirs to keepThe report as a PDF, with the mapped floor plans. The client owns the data.
Drawings matched to what is actually on the wall.Free
You bring the client.We bring the proof.
Send one address. We research the building, start its record and book the free Emergency Controls Report walk — then hand you evidence to take to market.
