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Water protection

Leak sensors at every point of risk and a motorised valve on the main supply line. When a sensor gets wet, the valve closes on its own, locally, in under a second.

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What we install

  • A motorised shutoff valve on the main supply line, with manual operation kept
  • Leak sensors at the water heater, laundry, dishwasher, under sinks, at the sump and in the mechanical room
  • Temperature sensors that warn before pipes freeze
  • A one-tap Away mode that closes the valve when you leave for a trip
  • A written map of where every sensor sits

How it stays local

The decision to close the valve is made on the controller in your house and carried over Thread. No internet, no phone and no app are involved. If the router is off or the power flickers, the shutoff still works.

Good to know

Several Quebec insurers offer a home insurance discount or rebate for a leak detection system with automatic shutoff of the main water supply. Terms differ by insurer, so ask yours before the install. We supply the documentation they need.

What people ask before they book.

How fast does the valve close, and does my phone have to be involved?

The decision is made on the controller in the house and carried over Thread, so the valve closes in under a second. No internet, no phone and no app are part of that path. The notification that tells you which sensor got wet is the second layer, not the first.

Can the valve still be operated by hand?

Yes. We specify valves that can be turned by hand, and manual operation is kept after the motor is fitted. That matters for a plumber who needs the water off, and it matters if the controller is ever out of service. The handover pack maps every sensor and explains how to test it.

I live in a condo. Where does the valve go?

In most condos each unit has its own shutoff, usually near the water heater or in a mechanical closet. The motorised valve goes on that line, so a leak in your unit closes your water and only yours. Older buildings vary, which is why we confirm the arrangement during the survey rather than promise it from a brochure.

Can a condo board require leak detection inside private units?

No Quebec law requires it, but the Civil Code gives a syndicate the duty to preserve the building, and article 1066 says no co-owner may obstruct work needed for conservation, even in a private portion. Legal commentary reads that as authority to impose sensors and a valve. The declaration usually has to be amended to describe who maintains the system.