Prevent pricey water damage with your College Station water sensor

Detect leaks with your monitored College Station water sensor before they become a problem

Water damage can come up when you least expect it. A cracked pipe or cracked window is hidden until it’s noticeable by stepping in a pool of water. That can end in considerable water damage, especially if a leak drains into your whole lower floors.

However, you can find leaks before they cause any damage when you link College Station water sensors into your smart home system. The small, monitored detector hunts down rising water and tells you via a ultra-loud siren when it locates a concern. Then it will notify your Vivint monitoring specialists so that they can assess the scene and send emergency services if things get rough. And never walk down the stair to an surprise flood, as your water sensor will also send you a smartphone alert.

Where should you put your College Station water sensor?

Normally you ought to install a water sensor in any spot in the areas where you could find unwanted water:

• Around toilets: Protect your bathroom floors from seeping toilet tanks or backed-up toilets.

• Below sinks: Find clogs in the U-bend ahead of having to change your bathroom vanity.

• With sump pumps and basement drains: Suffering a flooded basement in College Station may add up to thousands of dollars.

• Close to water heaters: a College Station water sensor will notify you if the water heater has corroded or defective before it leaks gallons of water everywhere.

• Behind major appliances: Washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators have the potential to leak water and quickly destroy your floors!

How does a College Station water sensor work?

Your Vivint water sensor should be an essential component of your College Station smart home. Here’s how it functions:

• Sensitive water detection: The advanced alarm alerts you and your Vivint monitoring experts to any flowing or rising water.

• Temperature sensors for freezing weather: Vivint water sensors also sense falling temperatures to thwart water damage from frozen pipes.

• Minimalist, wireless design: Simply place them in any spot a leak can start -- no matter how cramped the fit.

• Phone notifications for quick action: Frozen pipes or serious storms have a habit of happening when you're not at home. But don't worry. You'll get a message any time your water sensor senses a concern. Or look on the Vivint App anytime to see their status.

• Vivint monitoring provides another layer of protection: Your Vivint monitoring team will also get notified of any water issues. No matter where you are, aid will be moving your way!

Get Your Home Security System With Water Sensors Today!

Customize your Vivint home security system to have all the alarms, security cameras, and sensors you want. Simply call (979) 356-2138 today or send in the online form for your complimentary quote.