Silviri exists to solve a costly, preventable problem. Water damage is the largest avoidable expense most multifamily owners face — and the technology to prevent it has not, until now, been built for the realities of the buildings that need it.
"We exist to substantially reduce water damage as the largest avoidable cost in multifamily real estate. We build the building-scale infrastructure that makes prevention — not just deductibles — the default response to a leaking pipe."
Water damage is the #1 insurance claim category in multifamily real estate. Most claims fall partially or entirely below the deductible — meaning owners absorb the cost directly.
Modern technology has enabled us to substantially reduce the damage from water leaks. With Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the heart of the system, optimum protection can be provided for the building while minimizing false alarms.
Silviri exists because the multifamily industry needs water management infrastructure designed for it from day one — engineered around aging plumbing, dense RF environments, owner-paid deductibles, and the operator workflows real buildings use. We are building that system.
Shadi's path to founding Silviri began with a flood in her own home — a single failed valve that turned into weeks of disruption and significant repair costs. It is the same scenario most multifamily owners and managers can describe from their own portfolios, only multiplied across hundreds of units and paid quietly under the deductible each year. Determined to prevent it from happening again, she turned to Farbod to find and implement the best technology to solve the problem properly. Silviri is the result. At Silviri, Shadi leads customer engagement, partner relationships, and day-to-day operations — making sure the operators who deploy the system are heard, supported, and well-served from first conversation through deployment and beyond.
Farbod has spent more than 27 years building wireless and RF systems for environments where signal reliability isn't negotiable. He founded SaberTek Inc., a semiconductor design company with a substantial portfolio of IoT-focused integrated circuits, and has led end-to-end wireless system development across consumer, industrial, and infrastructure applications. When Shadi brought him the problem, he set the architecture that distinguishes Silviri from consumer-grade leak detection: sub-GHz radio rather than WiFi or BLE, multi-year battery operation rather than annual replacement cycles, an open standard rather than a proprietary protocol, link budgets engineered for the concrete and steel of multifamily buildings — and a B2B SaaS dashboard built for the workflows of property managers, owners, and maintenance teams, rather than a consumer app for a single household.
We work with multifamily owners and property management firms across Southern California. Send us your building details and we'll provide an honest, building-specific assessment.