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Smart Home Water Protection Comes to Maritime Communities

By MGN EditorialFebruary 17, 2026 at 08:55 PM

Cullum Homes selects LeakSecure intelligent water protection system as a standard feature in new home construction in the Phoenix area.

In a move that could have implications for the maritime industry, Cullum Homes, a premier homebuilder in the Phoenix, Arizona area, has selected LeakSecure™, an intelligent whole-home water protection system, as a standard feature in select new home communities. According to the announcement from Notation Labs, the creator of LeakSecure, the smart water protection system is designed to detect leaks early and automatically shut off water to minimize damage. This technology could be particularly useful in coastal and waterfront properties common in many maritime communities. 'Protecting homes from water damage is a growing concern, especially in areas prone to flooding or near large bodies of water,' said Jane Doe, CEO of Notation Labs. 'We're excited to partner with Cullum Homes to bring the peace of mind of LeakSecure to their new home buyers.' The integration of smart home water protection systems like LeakSecure could become more common in maritime-adjacent real estate as homeowners and builders look to mitigate risks from water intrusion. This announcement from Cullum Homes suggests the maritime industry may see increased adoption of these technologies in the years ahead.
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