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You’ll get instant alerts the moment water appears where it shouldn’t. No more discovering damage weeks later when it’s already destroyed floors, walls, or belongings.
Your phone becomes your early warning system. Whether you’re at work, on vacation, or just sleeping upstairs, you’ll know immediately if there’s a problem. That means you can shut off water and call for help before a small leak becomes a major disaster.
The peace of mind alone is worth it. But the real value shows up when you avoid that first major water damage claim – or when your insurance company offers discounts for having professional leak detection installed.
Murray Plumbing has been serving Del Paso Heights and the greater Sacramento area with the kind of service that earns 4.7 stars from over 93 customers. We show up when we say we will, do the work right, and charge exactly what we quote.
What sets us apart is simple: 24/7 emergency service that actually answers the phone. When you have a water emergency at 2 AM on a Sunday, you need someone who’ll pick up and come help – not an answering service that takes messages.
Our team knows Del Paso Heights homes and the unique challenges Sacramento area properties face with water management and seasonal weather patterns.
First, we assess your home to identify the most vulnerable areas – typically near water heaters, washing machines, dishwashers, and under sinks. These are the spots where small leaks turn into big problems.
Next, we install your Moen leak detectors in strategic locations and connect them to your home’s Wi-Fi network. The sensors are small, unobtrusive, and designed to blend into your space while providing maximum coverage.
Finally, we test the entire system and walk you through the mobile app. You’ll see exactly how alerts work, how to respond to different types of notifications, and how to manage the system from anywhere. We make sure you’re completely comfortable before we leave.
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Your installation includes professional placement of Moen smart leak detectors, full system setup, and app configuration. You get ongoing technical support and system monitoring to ensure everything works perfectly.
Del Paso Heights homes face specific challenges with older plumbing systems and seasonal temperature changes that can stress pipes and connections. The Moen leak detection system addresses these local concerns with sensors designed for California’s climate and housing types.
You also get access to Murray Plumbing’s emergency response network. If your system detects a leak, you can call us directly for immediate assistance – no waiting for callbacks or dealing with national call centers that don’t understand local conditions.
Moen leak detectors are calibrated to detect actual water presence, not just humidity changes. They won’t trigger from steam, condensation, or minor spills that dry quickly.
The sensors use advanced technology that distinguishes between temporary moisture and actual leaks. You might get an alert if you spill a glass of water directly on a sensor, but it won’t go off every time someone takes a hot shower or runs the dishwasher.
If you do experience sensitivity issues, we can adjust placement or settings during your follow-up service call. The goal is reliable protection without constant false alerts that make you ignore the system.
Moen leak detectors have built-in backup systems for power outages and connectivity issues. The sensors themselves run on long-lasting batteries that continue monitoring even when power is out.
When Wi-Fi is restored, the system automatically reconnects and sends any alerts that occurred during the outage. You’ll get a notification about the connectivity loss and restoration, plus any leak detection events that happened while offline.
For extended outages, the sensors store alert data locally and transmit everything once connection is reestablished. This means you won’t miss critical leak information even during severe weather or utility problems common in the Sacramento area.
While Moen leak detectors are designed for DIY installation, professional installation ensures optimal placement and system integration. Our technicians know exactly where leaks typically start in Del Paso Heights homes.
We understand local building codes, common plumbing configurations, and the best sensor locations for maximum protection. Professional installation also includes system testing, app setup, and integration with your existing smart home devices.
You get warranty coverage on both the equipment and installation work. If something goes wrong, you have one company to call instead of trying to determine whether it’s a product issue or installation problem.
Installation costs depend on how many sensors you need and your home’s specific layout. We provide upfront pricing after assessing your property – no surprises or hidden fees.
Most Del Paso Heights homes need 4-6 sensors for comprehensive protection, covering areas like the water heater, washing machine, kitchen sink, and main bathrooms. The investment typically pays for itself by preventing just one significant water damage incident.
We offer transparent pricing and can work with you to prioritize the most critical areas if budget is a concern. We’ll show you exactly what you’re paying for and why each sensor location matters for your specific home.
Priority locations include anywhere water lines connect to appliances: water heater, washing machine, dishwasher, and refrigerator ice makers. These connections experience the most stress and are prone to failure over time.
Secondary locations cover areas where hidden leaks cause the most damage: under kitchen and bathroom sinks, near toilets, and in utility rooms. Del Paso Heights homes often have additional risk areas like older pipe connections and areas where temperature changes stress plumbing.
Our technicians will identify your home’s specific risk areas during the assessment. We consider factors like your home’s age, plumbing configuration, and local conditions that affect leak probability in the Sacramento area.
Moen leak detector batteries typically last 3-5 years with normal use. The system sends low battery alerts well before power runs out, giving you plenty of time to replace them.
Battery replacement is simple – most sensors use standard batteries you can buy locally. The app shows battery status for each sensor, so you know exactly which ones need attention and when.
We include battery replacement in our maintenance service plans. We’ll track replacement schedules and can handle battery changes during regular service visits, ensuring your system never goes offline due to dead batteries.
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