Smart Leak Detection Cost Breakdown Guide

The lines priced apart: device, main-line fitting labour, point sensors, power and outlet, and subscription lines each stand inside their own frame, and no line is summed into a new total.

Orange County, CA · Updated 2026 · Costs shown as ranges — your quote will vary by installer and scope

Reading this guide: every figure below is a range compiled from published 2026 pricing data for Orange County — not a quote. Two published frames, Frame A (the installer frame) and Frame B (the packaged-system frame), are named apart and never blended: Frame A counts the single-system install job, Frame B counts packaged multi-sensor installs. Always get 3 written quotes.

The lines, priced apart by frame

Cost lineFrame A readingFrame B reading
Device linecounted inside the installed bandcounted inside the package bands
Main-line fitting labour line$250-$600, where quoted separatelycounted inside the package bands
Point sensors line$20-$60 each, as component linesthree counted inside the basic band; a larger set counted inside the full band
Power and outlet lineno separate line printedno separate line printed
Subscription lineno separate line printedno separate line printed

Two lines carry a priced figure of their own, both in Frame A: the fitting labour line at $250 to $600 where quoted separately, and the point sensors line at $20 to $60 each. Frame B counts both lines inside its package bands. The job whole prices on the smart leak detection hub.

Device list lines, as reported: ceiling checks alone

Device list line, as publishedReading2026 list figure
The Flo classlist figure alone, never an installed figure$624 list
The Phyn classlist figure alone, never an installed figure$580 list

The two list figures sit on this page as ceiling checks alone, apart from every installed band and package band in this cluster. No list figure is read as an installed figure, and none is added to a labour or sensor line.

The job bands behind the lines, as reported

Cost line, as publishedFrame2026 reading
Whole-home detection with automatic shutoff, installedFrame A$500-$1,350 per system
Basic setupFrame B$800-$1,500 per package
Full systemFrame B$1,500-$3,000 per package

Frame A counts the device, sensor, and power lines inside its installed band, with labour apart only where a quote names it separately. Frame B counts every line inside its package bands.

The unpriced lines, as reported

Cost line, as publishedFrame2026 reading
Power and outletFrame Ano separate line carried
Power and outletFrame Bno separate line carried
SubscriptionFrame Ano separate line carried
SubscriptionFrame Bno separate line carried
Device, apart from the list linesFrame Ano separate line carried
Device, apart from the list linesFrame Bno separate line carried

The power and outlet line and the subscription line carry no priced figure in either frame; each is counted inside its frame's printed bands where a package names it. The neighbours stay apart: leak-location services sit in the slab-leak cluster, plain shutoff-valve replacement sits in the main-shutoff cluster, the sump-pump page's water alarm is a sump accessory line, and shelf-bought sensors are not a line here.

Reading a breakdown quote, by frame

Cost guide, not advice: the ranges below are compiled from published 2026 pricing data and industry sources. Your price will vary with system form, sensor count, and job scope. This guide does not endorse, rate, or recommend any firm or contractor. Figures are informational ranges only, not quotes.

Frequently asked questions

What is the device line in a smart leak detection breakdown, as reported?

The device line carries list figures alone on this page: the Flo class at $624 list and the Phyn class at $580 list, printed as ceiling checks. Apart from those lines, the device is counted inside Frame A's installed band and Frame B's package bands.

What does the main-line fitting labour line print at, as reported?

Frame A prints fitting labour at $250 to $600 where quoted separately, the one labour figure in this cluster. Frame B counts labour inside its basic and full bands and prints no labour line apart.

What does the point sensors line print at, as reported?

Frame A prints point sensors at $20 to $60 each, as component lines inside a system install. Frame B counts three point sensors inside its basic band and a larger sensor set inside its full band, with no per-sensor figure printed.

What do the power and outlet and subscription lines print at, as reported?

Neither frame prints a separate figure for the power and outlet line or the subscription line. Both lines are counted inside each frame's printed bands where a package names them.

Can the breakdown lines be added into one total?

No. The priced lines sit inside separate bands inside separate frames, the device list figures are ceiling checks alone, and the power and subscription lines carry no priced figure at all. No combined total is printed here.

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