Fixture-level leak detection means measuring water flow at each individual fixture - every toilet, shower, sink, and appliance - instead of one reading for a whole unit or building. When a fixture's flow turns abnormal, like a toilet that never stops running, the system flags exactly which fixture, the moment it starts. DrizzleX is built entirely on this approach.

Continuous flow measurement at the fixture. A DrizzleX micrometer on each fixture notices abnormal flow and sends an alert naming the unit and the issue in real time - instead of waiting for a wet floor, a resident report, or a bill that's suddenly much higher than usual.

Toilets are the biggest single source — a running toilet wastes more, more silently, than any other fixture. But real losses also come from showers, sinks, tubs, and appliances, which is why toilet-only detection ends up missing part of the problem. Measuring at every fixture catches all of it.

A main-line detector sees combined flow for a whole unit or building — it can tell you something's wrong, but not where. Fixture-level detection measures each fixture separately, so the alert names the exact toilet, sink, or appliance. Your team goes straight to the problem instead of searching for it.

Team size is the honest shortcut - Foundations under 20 people, Momentum to 50, Partner to 150. But the real answer comes out of the first conversation, and we'll tell you straight if a lower level covers you. Starting smaller and moving up is normal.