Stop Flushing Profits Away: Precision Toilet Leak Detection, Now Available for Hospitality

Many toilets use nearly double their rated gallons per flush due to silent internal failures.

In hotels, that wasted water adds up fast. And most of the time, no one even knows it's happening.

Leaking and running toilets are a serious problem. They waste water, increase costs, and often go
undetected.

The real challenge is not knowing:

  • Which specific toilet is leaking
  • What the actual cause is
  • How severe the problem is
  • And how much it is costing you each day

Smartcon Solutions now deploys a targeted solution built to solve this exact issue in hospitality properties.

Our system identifies the specific toilet with a problem, determines whether it's a flapper, fill valve, float height issue, or tank-level malfunction, and calculates the water loss in both gallons and dollars. This gives you clear, actionable data before the next surprise water bill arrives.

The Only System This Accurate

Most products just track water flow at the fixture level and rely on estimates.

Our solution goes further by measuring changes in the water level inside the toilet with every use, and over time. This method captures actual usage and reveals performance issues that flow meters miss. With this system, you gain:

  • Accurate GPF measurements based on real usage
  • Specific alerts tied to individual toilets
  • Verified cost of water loss in actual dollars

Built for Hotels. Ready to Deploy.

Whether you manage engineering, maintenance, operations, or sustainability, this tool gives your team clear visibility into one of the most common and costly sources of water waste in hotels.

No more hidden problems. No more inflated bills.

Just accurate data, faster response, and measurable savings.

Fill out the form below, and we'll start helping you identify and solve unnecessary water loss in every room at your property.

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