Most damage does not come from outside
A boiler that fails in winter, a breaker that cuts power to the freezer, a leak in the plant room, a sewage pump that stops pumping: these faults happen silently. Nobody sees them until the damage is large.
What should be monitored
- Water: leaks, consumption while away, automatic shut-off.
- Heating and temperature: frost in winter, overheating in summer, boiler or heat pump failure.
- Power: outages, tripped breakers, unusual consumption.
- Plant room: pumps, sewage lifting unit, boiler, humidity.
- Outdoor areas: irrigation, pool, gates.
A smart home is not the same as monitoring
Many houses already have home automation. It switches lights and shading and sends notifications. What is missing is someone who reads those notifications, assesses them and acts. That is exactly what we do: we monitor the systems, detect deviations, narrow down the cause and organise help on site. We integrate existing systems rather than replacing them.
What you notice
Ideally, nothing. You can see the state of your house at any time in a clear overview. If something happens, you get a message saying what is going on and what is already being done. And before you arrive, you know the house is ready.
Frequently asked questions
Does the house need internet?
Yes, a stable connection is required. Where there is no landline we use mobile data. The system keeps running locally even if the connection drops briefly.
Who comes when something happens?
We work with your property manager, caretaker or local tradespeople. If there is nobody, we find suitable partners on site.
Is this only for villas?
No. It pays off for any house that stands empty for longer periods and where damage would be expensive.