HENDERSON, NV, October 06, 2008
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Detecting Water Leaks Early Can Save Thousands of Gallons of Water Per Year Per Water Leak Per Household According to SNWA.
Mold damage is estimated at several billion dollars per year -- After suffering massive losses from mold claims (estimated at $12 billion in 2005), the insurance industry began excluding mold claims from all insurance policies in 2005.
Since mold infestation can cause allergies and serious health risks and render a property valueless -- this shifts the burden of mold prevention and remediation onto the property owner.
5 million water heaters flood homes each year causing nearly $4 billion in damages according to the Insurance Information Institute. Replacement costs from extensive mold damage can range anywhere from $10,000 to $50,000 per moderately sized home.
Placing The Affordable Water Alarm in high risk water leak areas is the difference between a simple mop-up job or $10,000 - $50,000 in costly repairs. The Affordable Water Alarm detects water leaks within seconds and sounds 105 db alarm when the metal probe comes in contact with moisture. It installs in minutes and requires no professional wiring.
The Affordable Water Alarm Is Offering Discounts to Seniors and Southern Nevada Residents In An Effort To Help Conserve Water and Prevent Mold Infestation that Causes Serious Health Risks When Water Leaks Occur.
To get discount.
Enter Promo Code: Save SN Water
For more information on how to prevent harmful mold from forming visit us online at http://www.affordablewateralarm.com
About The Affordable Water Alarm
The Affordable Water Alarm detects when you have a water leak within seconds and sounds 105 db alarm when its metal probe comes in contact with moisture when placed near high risk water leak areas.
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