Every home, every setting
The same factors, a different setting.
A home in the mountains, by the sea, in the woods or in the middle of a city deals with the same things: cold, water, damp, air and movement. What differs is the climate around it and how often someone is inside. We tune the monitoring to that.
What matters everywhere
Five factors, in every home
Together these five decide whether a home stays in good shape. They apply to a terraced house just as much as to a house high in the mountains.
Cold and frost
A home that gets too cold means frozen pipes, burst taps and damage that only shows once it thaws.
Water and leaks
A dripping connection behind the washing machine becomes a puddle within a day and a problem within a week.
Damp and air
Air that is too damp brings mould, musty smells and damaged wood. Air that is too dry makes floors and frames shrink.
Movement and use
Who comes in, when and for how long. An open door in a quiet home means something different than on a Saturday afternoon.
Follow-up
An alert only helps if someone nearby can take a look. That is why a person always belongs with the signal.
The setting
Where the home stands shapes the risk
The climate around the home shifts the attention. The same sensors, different limits and a different order of priority.
Mountains and altitude
Hard frost, big differences between day and night, snow load on the roof and meltwater in spring.
Extra attention for: temperature, pipes, damp after the thaw
Coast and sea climate
Salt in the air, high humidity, strong sun and wind driving rain against the facade.
Extra attention for: damp, mould, heat in closed rooms
Woods, lowland and older centres
High groundwater, older pipework, cellars and outbuildings that are rarely visited.
Extra attention for: water in the cellar, frost in garage and shed
City and dense housing
Shared walls and pipes, neighbours above and below, and heat that lingers in summer.
Extra attention for: leaks from upstairs, heat, unexpected movement
The use
How often is someone inside?
A home with someone walking around daily notices problems by itself. The quieter the home, the more the monitoring takes over that job.
Lived in almost every day
You notice a lot yourself. We cover what you do not look at: crawl space, meter cupboard, attic and shed.
Regularly, often at weekends
Between visits it stays quiet. We make sure you do not walk into a surprise on arrival.
Long quiet periods
Weeks or months with nobody inside. Small problems then get the time to become big ones.
Also used by others
Family, friends, a caretaker or guests. Good that someone is there, but you still want to know what happens.
How we adapt
The same monitoring, tuned to your situation
You do not pick a package per type of home. We look at the setting and the use, and tune the limits, the urgency and the follow-up to that. If the situation changes, the settings change with it.
- Limits follow the local climate, not a national average.
- The longer the home is quiet, the sooner we raise the alarm.
- You decide who gets an alert: yourself, a neighbour, family or a caretaker.
- Attention shifts with the season, from frost in winter to damp and heat in summer.
Together in the neighbourhood
Neighbours looking out for neighbours
Your home speaks up.
Your home can indicate when a look around would help. Calm, without cameras and only to the people you choose yourself.
Read how neighbours help each otherAttention requested
Unexpected movement was measured at the HappyHomes on Lindelaan.
Time: 03:12
Could you check from a safe place whether anything stands out?
In case of immediate danger: call 112.
Curious what matters in your situation?
Take the free home check or leave your details. We look at the setting and the use of your home and tell you what we would monitor.
€599 one-off installation
€39.95 per month
4 sensors and 4G gateway included
Book an online home check
Leave your details. We will contact you within two working days to do the home check online or by phone.