Property backup: saved maps stay on this device. Export a JSON backup after each important property update.
Field safety: map locations and records may be approximate or outdated. Verify before operating, repairing, shutting off, or excavating. This is not a utility locate or emergency system. Call 811 before digging.
You’re in the map workspace
Four quick steps to a useful first map.
1Search or position the mapUse the address search to center on your property.
2Add your first componentPick a type — shutoff, valve, meter — then tap the map.
3Draw lines or zonesUse the Lines tab to trace mains, laterals, and drip.
4Save or export when readyYour map auto-saves; export a report or backup anytime.
Map background
Choose the clearest property view. Availability and imagery dates vary by location.
Measurements
Emergency viewShutoff-critical assets only
Add point by distance
feet
° (0 = N)
Editing points — drag a point to move it · tap a small + to add one · tap a point to delete it
✓Map Completion Guide
✓Water-system inspection
Complete only items you verified in the field. This workflow updates the property record; it does not replace licensed testing, code compliance, or required regulatory documentation.
⚙️Asset types for this property
Check the systems this property actually has. Unchecked types are hidden from the palette and filters to keep updates simple. Start from a property profile, then fine-tune. (Types already placed on the map can't be turned off until you remove their markers.)
Start from a profile:
＋ Create a custom type▸
PNG, JPG or SVG. Small square images look best.
Preview:
Asset
Asset
Type
Status
Condition
Installed
Last repaired
Last replaced
✎Drawing
Measurement—
Offline Properties
Prepare selected water-system records before field work, then sync changes when a connection returns.
Satellite imagery and address search require internet. MapMyWater stores your components, lines, zones, inspections, service history, photos you select, and Emergency View data. For a visible offline background, upload a property image that you have permission to use.