Internal · Video Production Lab
9:16 vertical · 22s master · Water supply + storage options ONLY — no sprinklers, no fire, no detection. Shots generated individually for clean editing. All typography is added in post (Inter only) — no baked AI text.

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WHERE DOES
THE WATER COME FROM?
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CITY + MUNICIPAL WATER
Where available supply supports the design
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POOLS + EXISTING WATER RESERVES
Assessed as part of the water strategy
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WELL WATER
Assessed against flow + system demand
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LAKES + SITE WATER SOURCES
Where suitable + approved
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NEED MORE WATER RESERVE?
WE CAN PROVIDE DEDICATED EMERGENCY STORAGE.
DESIGNED AROUND YOUR PROPERTY.
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WHERE DOES
THE WATER COME FROM?
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WHERE DOES
THE WATER COME FROM?
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NEED MORE WATER RESERVE?
WE CAN PROVIDE DEDICATED EMERGENCY STORAGE.
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WHERE DOES
THE WATER COME FROM?
WATER OPTIONS / PRODIGY WILDFIRE
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Where does a wildfire protection system get its water? It depends on the property. Available city or municipal supply, pools, existing water reserves, wells and suitable site water sources can all be assessed as part of the water strategy. Where additional emergency reserve is required, Prodigy can design and provide dedicated water storage. The property is different. The water strategy should be too. Prodigy Wildfire Solutions.
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