Measure at the fixture. DrizzleX micrometers on toilets, showers, tubs, sinks, and appliances flag a leak the moment it starts - instead of waiting for a resident to report it or a monthly read to show a bill that's gone strangely high.

It depends on the lease and on what caused the leak. Either way, the cost of a leak that runs undetected for weeks usually lands on the landlord - in high water and sewer bills. Fixture-level monitoring means you can stop those costs before they accumulate.

Toilets are the biggest single source - a running toilet can waste thousands of dollars, more than any other fixture, silently. But real losses also come from showers, sinks, and appliances that toilet-only or main-line systems can't see. Measuring at the fixture catches all of it, not just the obvious part.

Yes - DrizzleX turns every unit into a water submeter, measuring actual gallons per apartment with statement-ready exports. Residents pay for their own consumption, and it works with or without an existing billing method or provider.

Apartment water submetering means measuring each unit's own water use instead of splitting one master bill across residents. DrizzleX does it at the fixture — micrometers on toilets, showers, tubs, sinks, and appliances add up to each apartment's actual gallons — with statement-ready exports for billing. No water main per unit required, so it works in older buildings that could never be submetered before.

Across DrizzleX's published case studies, properties cut water consumption 20–40% or more, with the hardware and installation paying for itself in 2 to 8 months depending on fixture scope and local water and sewer rates.