Standardize inspection rounds
Give maintenance staff and caretakers one repeatable process for recording levels across buildings and managed properties.
Existing Pebble use-case image: integration with compatible analog systems.
Facilities teams often inherit tanks, pumps, analog systems, and responsibility for uptime. The value is not only the reading; it is the shared operating picture that helps managers, suppliers, and maintenance teams act earlier.
Property and facilities managers need fewer surprises, fewer unnecessary site visits, and better coordination between owners, tenants, suppliers, and maintenance teams.
Gets one place to check tanks across buildings or managed properties.
Can respond to actual risk instead of making blind inspection rounds.
Experience fewer preventable service interruptions.
Can coordinate refills with better visibility and less back-and-forth.
Staff can continue using the measurement method they already know while LumeLevel gives every reading a consistent home. Managers gain visibility now, and the same tank records can move to automatic monitoring later.
Give maintenance staff and caretakers one repeatable process for recording levels across buildings and managed properties.
Managers, owners, maintenance teams, and suppliers can work from the same tank history instead of separate notes.
A change outside the normal pattern can prompt a leak check, pump inspection, tenant follow-up, or closer review.
Identify remote, critical, high-consumption, and expensive-to-visit tanks that should receive Pebble first.
Staff measure tanks during the rounds they already perform.
Managers see the latest status and history without chasing paperwork.
Pebble replaces manual checks first at the highest-risk locations.
Use LumeLevel for the next inspection round. The immediate win is a consistent shared record; the longer-term win is knowing exactly where automation will remove the most work and risk.
Adjust the facility type, number of tanks, staff time saved, run-outs prevented, and pump failures avoided. This follows the old commercial calculator logic, now matched to property and facilities management.
Presets seed assumptions; users can edit every value.
This estimate combines labor savings, fewer service failures, and reduced equipment-risk exposure.
This is an estimate. Use your own numbers for best accuracy.
Start with your highest-risk tanks and build a repeatable visibility workflow from there.