Water behaves the same everywhere. What changes is who signs, how many doors it covers, and what it costs when nobody is watching.
Common property belongs to the corporation and each suite belongs to its owner, which is why leak detection usually stops at the hallway. Council signs once, every suite is covered, and nothing lands back on council afterwards.
For strata councilsA hotel already has someone at the desk overnight. Sensors report around the clock, an operator confirms every alert, and the call goes to your duty manager rather than to whoever finds it in the morning.
For hotelsThe gap between checkout and the clean is when it runs longest, and it is exactly when nobody is there to notice. Covered occupied, empty or mid-turnover, with nothing asked of whoever was last in it.
For rentals and short-stayAfter-hours failures run until someone opens the building. Drip is what is watching in between: we confirm the alert and work down your contact list at 3am on a Saturday, not on Monday morning.
For commercial propertyEvery one of them is turnkey. We provide the technicians.