Building plan
A leak-defense plan is a list of decisions, not a brochure.
Boards ask for ‘leak defense’ as if it were one product. It is a set of choices: where sensors go, who is alerted, what can shut off, and whether repeating pinholes need a building look.
Name the rooms that actually leak in your building.
Laundry, heaters, and mechanical rooms beat a generic diagram.
Name the humans on the alert path.
A sensor without a roster is a beep in an empty suite.
Keep pinhole assessment on its own line if the log supports it.
Sensors notice water. They do not treat copper.
Questions people ask
Is Leak Defense a packaged product we can buy tonight?
ProShield uses it as a planning conversation matched to the property. Hardware follows the plan.
Do we need every suite done at once?
Not always. High-risk rooms and repeating stacks can come first.