Avoid costly water damage with your McAllen water sensor

Find floods with your monitored McAllen water sensor before they become expensive

A lot of times, you won’t know you sprung a water problem before it’s too late. A cracked pipe or rusted water heater is only discovered by stepping in a puddle of water. That can end in extensive water damage, especially if a leak drains into your whole lower floors.

However, you can sense leaks before they cause any damage when you link McAllen water sensors into your security system. The subtle, monitored detector looks for rising water and notifies you via a high-decibel siren when it discovers a issue. Then it will ping your Vivint monitoring specialists so that they can survey the scene and send emergency teams if things get rough. And never come back from work to an surprise pool of water, as your water sensor will also send you a phone alert.

Where should you put your McAllen water sensor?

Naturally you ought to put a water sensor in any place in the vicinity where you may see abnormal water:

• Near toilets: Guard your bathroom flooring from seeping toilet tanks or backed-up toilets.

• Underneath sinks: Catch clogs in the U-bend prior to having to swap your bathroom cabinets.

• With basement drains and sump pumps: Having a wet basement in McAllen can add up to thousands of dollars.

• Nearby to water heaters: a McAllen water sensor will notify you if the water heater has rusted out or faulty before it drops gallons of water across the floor.

• Surrounding major appliances: Washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators are capable of leaking water and easily soak your flooring!

How does a McAllen water sensor work?

Your Vivint water sensor should be a critical part of your McAllen smart home. Here’s how it operates:

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

• Temperature sensors for arctic weather: Vivint water sensors also pick up plummeting temperatures to avert water damage from freezing pipes.

• Sleek, wireless design: Just place them in any spot a leak can begin -- no matter how close the fit.

• Phone notices for lightspeed action: Frozen pipes or strong storms have a habit of taking place while you're not available. But don't fret. You'll receive a message any time your water sensor detects a problem. Or check the Vivint App anytime to confirm their status.

• Vivint monitoring provides an additional layer of protection: Your Vivint monitoring team will also get notified of any water problems. No matter where you may be, assistance will be on its way!

Obtain Your Home Security System With Water Sensors Today!

Tailor-make your Vivint home security system to include all the alarms, security cameras, and sensors you want. Just call (956) 303-1646 today or complete the online form for your free quote.