I have had the LeakBot attached since November 18th. I had a water softener installed on the 19th. On the 21st LeakBot notified me of a minor leak, not to worry no flooding concern, go find it, and it would help me find it. My first thought, water softener. Checked out all fine. I checked all indoor pipes, and faucets. No leaks. LeakBot said check faucets. I went to check faucets again starting w the kitchen sink which was off. However I felt the water spout. It was wet but not dripping. But I thought, it shouldn’t be wet at all. So I checked the handle and found I had not completely turned it off, though it looked off. I turned it off. Went back to the LeakBot. It offered to get help or fix it myself. I chose the later. It asked if I was able to fix it. I said yes. It said let us confirm that. It said LeakBot has confirmed the leak is all fixed. (I gave detail so other skeptics like me would know this is a genuine review and see how effective it works! Get one! Thanks Enumclaw (provided free) and LeakBot (awesome technology).

I have been looking for something like this and the LeakBot arrived today from my insurance company. It was installed within 10 minutes and appears to be a well made and robust piece of gear.It's too soon to tell if it works successfully, but I will definitely test it by purposely leaving a tap dripping once the initial calibration is done.The only improvement I can see would be to integrate it with my other physical leak sensors (I have 9 of them around the house) in the Samsung SmartThings infrastructure. This would allow me to automatically shut down the main supply if a severe leak is detected and if necessary sound a house alert I have set up.Great Job LeakBot & Nationwide insurance!

When my insurance company sent me the LeakBot, I wasn’t sure how it would work and if would work at all. After almost 2 years the system noticed me about a small leak somewhere in the house and showed me where to look for the leak. I couldn’t find anything so I reset the app, 3 day later the same notification pop up. This time I called support, the set an appointment for a the technician to come, find the leak and fix it a no cost to me. ( I’m sure the insurance company is paying for it.The tech show up and in couple hours he found the problem, fixed and left… it was that easy.The reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because the app does not give an option to reset the system by saying that the leak was fixed by a LeakBot technician. The options are, call support or I fixed myself.

INSTALL NOTE: Paper and App instructions were easy to follow. Only suggestion: for both paper and app, say you will need you home network SSID and password in advance, before beginning the install process, instead of how it is done now, asking for the info During the setup. LEAK ALERT NOTICE: LeakBot detected a “small leak”. The app walked me through the likely sources and I found the leak; an almost closed outdoor faucet. I fully closed the faucet, told LeakBot I fixed the leak, and the app says to allow up to 48 hours for LeakBot to confirm water usage is back to normal for our household. Pretty slick app!!