Frequently Asked Questions

Water is the main source of property damage claims as reported by home insurances. You can protect your property by installing water leak sensors and being timely notified of water leaks.

Yes, you can by following product installation guides. However, many people find it difficult to manage phone alerts due to their work schedule or being inundated with notifications, which may lead to missing critical water leak alerts.

Both. We can sell you products, guide you to install them, and monitor your water leak sensors. We are product agnostic and evaluate different vendor products before recommending them to our customers.

No, we recommend installing as many sensors as possible to minimize water leak damage. Our flat fee monitoring service makes it affordable regardless of how many sensors you have.

No, we only charge a fixed monthly price regardless of the number of sensors.

Yes, you can cancel the monitoring service at any time.

Yes, there is a discount when you sign up for yearly service.

Majority of people are not able to manage phone alerts due to their work schedule, being inundated with notifications, and may not be able to timely respond to water leak alerts. We take the responsibility of monitoring these alerts from you and will notify you for any water leak alert in your property. We monitor 24/7.

The sensors use internet to communicate and send alerts. When internet or power goes down, sensors stop sending us heartbeat alerts. We will notify you that we're unable to communicate with the sensors and will resume monitoring once power or internet service is restored and devices are back online.

We ask for 3 backup numbers to call and notify you of a potential water leak. If we are not able to get hold of any of the listed parties, we will, with your pre-authorized permission, call any emergency service of your choice or non-emergency 911 service as a last resort to inspect your property for any water leak.

The home owner is responsible for any forced entry into the home and any service charges from the 3rd party.

Yes, there could be false alarms due to malfunction of sensors or due to other technical reasons.

You are responsible to keep sensors at the same location where they were installed. Make sure they are not moved during house cleaning, keep the surroundings clear of clutter, and periodically do visual inspection. Contact support for any unusual changes.

Even though we are monitoring your sensors 24/7 and will call you for any water leaks, it is a good protocol to call us in advance for your out-of-town plans so we are aware of what protocol to follow in the event there is a water leak and you are hard to reach.

Typically, you place sensors in bathroom, kitchen, laundry room sinks, closer to water. Additional sensors can be placed where a potential leak is expected.