The average cottage water damage claim in Ontario is $42,000. 24/7 leak sensors placed at the highest-risk points catch the leak the moment it starts — before it becomes a claim at all.
$599 one-time sensor install. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
None of them announce themselves. All of them keep running until someone notices.
Leak-specific hardware, alert pathways, and response — all part of one service.
Every property gets sensors at the highest-risk points — under kitchen and bathroom sinks, at the water heater drip pan, behind the washing machine, at the toilet base, and at the main water supply. For waterfront or multi-level properties we add more as needed.
Sensors trigger the instant they detect water. The alert hits your phone in under 60 seconds via SMS and push notification. If we don't hear from you within 10 minutes, we call you.
Yes. Every major Ontario cottage insurer accepts 24/7 monitored water leak detection as a mitigation measure. Customers report 5–15% premium reductions after installation, and leak logs serve as proof of compliance with vacancy clauses.
We don't do plumbing directly, but we coordinate a local plumber within our network. For after-hours emergencies we've had a plumber on site within 90 minutes. You only pay the plumber's invoice — no coordination fee.
Our gateway has a 3-day battery backup and cellular connection. Even with the property's power and internet down, the sensors keep reporting. A power outage is actually when leaks are most likely — pumps stop, pipes freeze, then the thaw causes the burst.
Yes. Leak sensors integrate into the ChaletGuard platform. Current ChaletGuard customers can add additional leak sensors at any time. If you're on a third-party system, we can assess compatibility.
