Council decides once. We take it from there.

Approve it at one meeting and nothing else lands on council. We schedule the suites, install, watch it around the clock, answer the alarm and inspect it every year.

Five things happen. One of them is yours.

01

Council approves it

One decision covers every suite, hallway and mechanical room. This is the only step that needs you.

02

We book the suites

We handle notices, access windows and no-shows. Your manager is not chasing owners for entry.

03

Our technicians install

Fifteen minutes a suite. No plumbing, no permit, no trades for you to coordinate.

04

We watch it

Around the clock. We answer the alarm at three in the morning, not your manager.

05

We test it yearly

Every sensor, with a written report for your depreciation report and your broker.

Your manager sees the building. We watch it.

Every suite, floor by floor, and every mechanical space in one view. Council gets the summary; nobody has to sit in front of it.

The Drip property portal: six buildings, no open alerts, every one all clear.
Every building quiet, no open alerts. That is what most days look like. Open the live portal

A person answers, then a technician arrives.

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An alert reaches our monitoring centre, not a resident’s phone. An operator confirms it, calls your contact list in order, and stays with it until the water is off.

  • Confirmed by an operator before anyone is woken up
  • Escalation follows the list council gives us
  • A Drip technician dispatched when it needs one
  • Optional shut-off valves close it before anyone arrives
  • Owners can see their own suite, but never have to

The deductible lands on an owner, personally.

Water drives about 46% of British Columbia strata claim costs. The insurer now pays roughly $3,350 of the average claim, because deductibles absorb the rest. Over 60% of stratas carry water deductibles above $50,000 — in Metro Vancouver, $100,000 to $250,000 is ordinary. Under strict-liability bylaws, if the water came from a suite, that owner owes it.

British Columbia Financial Services Authority, reports on the state of strata property insurance.

We provide the technicians.

Detection is the easy part. The service around it is the product.

Start with a fifteen-minute call. If it fits, we walk the building before your next meeting.

Drip

Where are we protecting?

Start with the address. We come back with a sensor plan and a price for the property.

Four quick questions. No account, and nothing to install to find out.