You may already have the tools, field experience, transportation, customer relationships, and practical problem-solving skills. LumeLevel adds the product-specific training, commissioning standard, and a new source of installation and service opportunities.
Use your existing field skills to assess the site, install the sensor and Pebble, configure the system, and commission it for the customer.
Set your own price based on labor, crew size, travel, materials, site difficulty, overhead, and the margin your business needs.
Build follow-on revenue through additional tanks, troubleshooting, maintenance, managed services, and—when separately approved—hardware resale.
Choose the path that fits what you need.
Find an independent professional who has completed LumeLevel installer certification and serves your market.
Add LumeLevel installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and related field services to the business you already operate.
LumeLevel does not prescribe one installation price. Enter the labor, crew size, travel, consumables, overhead, selling price, and job volume that reflect your own business.
Certified Installer status and Authorized Reseller status are separate. Selected certified businesses may later qualify to purchase LumeLevel hardware commercially and offer a complete supplied-and-installed solution.
The discount is based on the total quantity purchased in one commercial order and is applied to the current catalog unit price.
Potential spread assumes resale at the current catalog unit price and does not deduct shipping, taxes, payment costs, fulfillment, warranty exposure, or local operating expenses.
The first installation is only one possible service event. The same customer may later need expansion, troubleshooting, maintenance, or other work already offered by your business.
Initial site assessment, installation, configuration, commissioning, and customer handoff.
Reserve tanks, additional monitoring points, or larger systems can create follow-on work.
Onsite diagnostics and field-service visits can be priced separately from the original installation.
Move, replace, or recommission sensors and equipment when customer needs change.
Periodic checks can sit beside tank, pump, electrical, property, or other maintenance work.
The LumeLevel relationship may introduce customers who also need services your company already provides.
A qualified Property Manager can remain a Property Manager while also becoming a Certified Installer and adding equipment rental, managed monitoring, tank service, water coordination, and other services.
LumeLevel works with qualified local professionals who can assess sites, install equipment, commission systems, troubleshoot field issues, and support customers when onsite service is needed. Where demand is developing, Certified Installers can establish local service capacity; where service already exists, additional installers expand coverage, availability, and customer choice.
Certified Installers operate as independent service providers. The installer is responsible for its own pricing, quotations, customer payment, workmanship, insurance, applicable qualifications, tools, PPE, employees, subcontractors, and safe working practices.
LumeLevel certification demonstrates competence with LumeLevel equipment and procedures. It does not replace electrical, plumbing, occupational-safety, confined-space, or other qualifications required for particular work.
Water tanks and cisterns can involve awkward, dark, confined, elevated, or difficult-access environments. LumeLevel installations should be designed to avoid tank entry wherever reasonably practicable.
A Certified Installer must be able to refuse, stop, or requote work when the site cannot be handled safely with the personnel, equipment, qualifications, or procedures available.
Model the numbers, learn the product, and establish or expand LumeLevel installation services in your market.