Basements
If you have a basement in your home, you might not be down there all the time. However, a flood can happen when you least expect it. You need to have flood sensors in your basement that can help rapidly notify you in the event of a water leak in your basement.
Bathrooms
You have a significant amount of plumbing in a small space in your bathroom. If something goes wrong, the flood sensor has to go off immediately. That way, you can respond as quickly as possible and limit the damage.
Laundry Room
You might not realize just how big that water hose feeding your washing machine is. If it begins to leak, you need to be notified as quickly as possible. Installing a flood sensor can help you make sure that happens.
Under Sinks
It is also helpful to install a flood sensor underneath the sink. If you see water spilling out from the area underneath the sink, it is already too late. You need to use a flood sensor to help you limit the damage of a leaking or ruptured pipe.
Water Heaters
You should also install a flood sensor near your water heater. A water heater should last for years; however, you never know when a leak is going to develop. A flood sensor can help you limit the potential damage created by a leaking water heater.