Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Weepline turns Texas water-loss audits into utility scorecards
It analyzes water-loss audits Texas utilities already file with the state, showing estimated losses, costs, and comparisons with similar utilities. The first scorecard is free.
- For
- Texas cities, MUDs and SUDs serving roughly 3,000–100,000 people
- Worth noticing
- The sample is anonymized, prints on one sheet, and traces each figure to its source.
Field notes
The scorecard is built from a utility’s filed TWDB water-loss audit; Weepline says it anonymizes the example and cites sources for each figure. Its statewide context uses 2024 audits from 909 Texas utilities, with data dated February 28, 2026, and distinguishes physical from apparent losses when estimating costs. Utilities can request a scorecard by name or PWS ID; deeper reviews and assessments require additional records and are quoted.
Observed signals
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
One card from the complete issue