The Smart Home and What You Re...

Do we really need a smart refrigerator to tell you how many eggs you have left? It’s pretty impressive to your show friends. According to recent studies 90% of homes have some form of IoT technology https://iottechnews.com/news/2018/may/15/research-us-consumers-smart-home-device/ This shows the IoT is well-and-truly reached mass adoption in the consumer space. Other key findings include:
  • Over 90% surveyed have made a purchase of a connected home device
  • Nearly 70% already have a voice-controlled system such as an Amazon Alexa or Google Home
  • 58% percent of people who own a connected home device are concerned about how it may impact their privacy
  • 74% of respondents think connected home devices are the wave of the future
  • Over 30% who do not have a connected home device plan to make a purchase within the year
We have found:
  • The technology works, saving basements
  • customers want it
  • They will pay for the technology
  • They like the plan service
  • They get it
My question is if this is the future, why don’t other dealers offer Basement DefenderTM?
  • They are afraid of the extra cost
  • They have a mental block of anything new
  • Brainwashed fear of problems from technology
  • They fear customers will reject it
If any system should be on that smart system list for your home, it should include the Basement DefenderTM.
Roy Spencer - President of Basement Defender
Roy is a respected authority in the waterproofing industry, with over 40 years of experience under his belt. His company, Perma-Seal, has earned a reputation as Chicagoland’s premier waterproofing contractor, thanks to Roy’s unwavering commitment to quality, integrity, and customer satisfaction. His latest innovation, the Basement DefenderTM, is a testament to his dedication to providing homeowners with the best possible protection against basement flooding, representing a major leap forward in the industry’s efforts to prevent water damage and save homeowners from costly repairs.