Partner Water Kit
A qualified partner path for local service companies that can own valve fit, installation quality, customer service, and onsite response.
Grus can discuss product kits, enablement materials, and remote product support. Local partners remain responsible for local assessment, installation, customer relationship, and field service.
The current water protection path stays partner-supported because valve fit, install quality, and local response need a service owner close to the customer.
Qualified installers and service partners should bring valve photos, pipe-access details, pilot scope, customer support expectations, and the proposed handoff between local service and Grus product support.
Valve type, handle clearance, pipe location, power/network planning, sensor placement, and customer response expectations all affect whether a water protection project is appropriate.
Use the inquiry path to discuss kit scope, pilot quantity, partner pricing, enablement materials, and support responsibilities for the local market.
Include business type, service region, install capacity, expected pilot volume, customer segment, and the support responsibilities you expect to own locally.
The next page carries the Water Partner Kit context into the inquiry so Grus can review the correct path.
Open Partner InquiryNo. This is a qualified partner inquiry path, not a public wholesale price list, guaranteed margin program, or franchise offer.
No. Local partners own local assessment, installation, customer service, and onsite responsibility in their market.
No. Water protection products can support earlier alerts and shutoff workflows, but they do not guarantee prevention of all water damage.
No. Valve type, clearance, pipe location, local conditions, and installation responsibility must be reviewed before a project is sold.
