Each LeakSense sensor installs on the water line of an individual unit and measures actual flow in gallons, 24 hours a day. When it detects abnormal flow such as a running toilet, a burst pipe, or a slow drip, it triggers an instant alert and can automatically close the shutoff valve before damage spreads. Usage data and leak events are both visible in one dashboard.

Most units are up and running in 10 to 15 minutes per sensor. Our setup flow is designed so a plumber can work through an entire building in a single visit. No wall cutting, no rewiring. Sensors connect to existing water lines and the device links to the cloud over cellular or WiFi automatically.

You get an immediate alert via email and SMS. If automatic shutoff is enabled, the valve closes on its own with no one needing to be on-site. You can also manually close or open the valve from the web app at any time, from any location. One of our customers avoided over $15,000 in water damage exactly this way.

Plans start at $6 per unit per month, which includes the sensor hardware, cloud dashboard, alerts, usage reporting, and remote valve control. Installation is free. There are no surprise fees. You pay per active sensor and can cancel anytime.

LeakSense works on any existing building with no renovation required. It has been installed in properties ranging from 2-unit duplexes to large apartment complexes across California. The sensors are fully retrofittable and do not require any changes to your existing plumbing.

Most properties see ROI within 6 months. Savings come from two places: reduced water consumption (typically 25 to 40% after installation) and avoided damage costs. A single caught leak can pay for a full year of service. Properties with high-usage units often recover the cost within the first billing cycle.

Yes. Every sensor reports gallons used per unit, daily, monthly, and historically. You can see which units are consuming the most, flag outliers, and use the data to support individual tenant billing or catch waste before your next water bill arrives.

Yes. LeakSense integrates with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings. You can check water usage by voice, receive alerts through your smart home hub, and control shutoff valves alongside your other connected devices.

Many insurers offer premium discounts or improved deductibles for properties with automated leak detection and shutoff systems. Water damage is one of the most costly property claims, and demonstrating proactive protection makes your property a lower risk to underwriters. We recommend asking your broker directly once the system is installed.

Yes. The LeakSense dashboard is built for multi-property management. All your buildings, units, and sensors are organized in one view. You can filter by address, sort by usage, and see alerts across your entire portfolio without switching between accounts.