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Two-thirds of the world is covered by it, over 60 percent of the human body is made of it, and many of us head toward it on hot summer days whether it is in the form of a pool or the ocean.

From higher gas prices to more expensive groceries, it’s no secret that the cost of living has risen in recent months. If you are like many families, you may be feeling the effects of these increases. While you can’t control the cause of some of these costly issues, there are a few simple and economical things you can do around your home to help make your budget go a bit further.

Not to be discounted or forgotten are the talented and hard-working installing dealers and service professionals who are responsible for installing WaterCop and putting it into action. Greg Neurohr, Senior Director of Operations at NW WaterStop Inc.

You may have read in our last blog that nearly 25 percent of all homeowners have experienced some form of water damage. While this sounds ominous by itself, the lasting effects of water damage on your house can have negative and costly implications for years to come.

As we head further into the new year, it’s important to realize that protecting your home from water damage is not a “one-and-done” proposition. To safeguard your house (and second home) from the detrimental effects of unexpected moisture and water, it is important to take precautions throughout the year.

Did you know that simple household leaks cause nearly one-trillion gallons of water waste each year? While water waste is bad enough, it often results in water damage and the average cost of a homeowner water damage insurance claim is over $11,000 dollars. Besides the daunting financial implications, homeowners often lose precious family photos and keepsakes that insurance policies simply can’t replace.

At WaterCop, our people are the true reason for our success. In this video, you’ll meet Customer Service Manager Katina Goodman, learn more about her work and family life, and discover her interesting hobby that she says some people find surprising. Click the screen below to hear Katina’s story.

In any homeowner association (HOA), resident satisfaction and wellbeing are top priorities. Unfortunately, water leaks can cause significant damage to both individual properties and the overall community, making this issue one of the top challenges HOAs face. In order to mitigate risks and protect the interests of homeowners, implementing leak detection systems is crucial.

What can you do to keep your house safe, secure, and well-maintained? We’ve put together a few ideas to help you make the most of your home experience, from security to maintenance and repair, including protecting your home from water damage.

Water damage can threaten the viability of almost any property, but certain locations are particularly vulnerable to its devastating effects. Hospitals, data centers, and other high-risk areas require comprehensive leak detection systems to safeguard against potential damage. These systems play a critical role in early detection, preventing or minimizing damage, and maintaining the operational integrity of these essential facilities.