Smart water shutoff valves and leak sensors for Knoxville homes

Whole-House Flow Monitors

A flow monitor is installed on the main line just inside the house and watches every gallon. It learns how the household normally uses water and flags anything unusual, like a toilet running all night or water flowing when nobody is home. Some models also run a short pressure test overnight to find tiny leaks. When the system decides something is wrong, it closes the valve and sends an alert, and you can reopen it from your phone once you have checked.

Wireless Leak Sensors

Leak sensors are small pucks set on the floor where leaks start: beside the water heater, behind the washer, under the kitchen and bathroom sinks and near a sump pump. When one gets wet, it signals the shutoff valve to close and alerts your phone. They work on batteries for a year or more, need no wiring, and are the cheapest way to protect the spots that fail most often in a house. Some models also sound a local alarm, so anyone in the house hears it even if the phone is in another room.

Vacation Homes and Rental Properties

For a cabin, lake house or rental that sits empty between guests, automatic shutoff earns its cost quickly. The valve can be set to close on a schedule when nobody is there, close on any flow during a vacancy, and alert the owner or manager at once. Paired with low-temperature sensors, it can also warn you before pipes freeze in a cold snap. We set the schedule with you so the valve never closes on a guest mid-shower, and we test the vacancy mode before we leave.