LumeLevel Certified Installer Network

Turn LumeLevel demand into another revenue line.

We make the connection. You build the customer relationship.

Get trained, become discoverable, set your own prices, and build your installation and service business.

LumeLevel Certified Installer working beside a Pebble water level monitor

Certification gives your business four practical advantages.

Customers

Be found by LumeLevel customers who need qualified installation help.

Margin

Set your price and access preferred pricing on eligible equipment.

Support

Get product training and technical help when you need it.

Ownership

Choose the jobs and keep the direct customer relationship.

How the handoff works

LumeLevel creates the path. You build the relationship.

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LumeLevel creates demand
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Customer finds an installer
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You scope and quote
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You install and deliver value
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The relationship is yours
The relationship belongs to your business. LumeLevel does not dispatch ordinary installation jobs.

Revenue opportunities

One installation can lead to additional work.

Initial installation Install and commission.
Additional tanks Expand the system.
Troubleshooting On-site problem solving.
Inspection & maintenance Periodic service.
Related trade work Work within your trade.
Equipment economics Installer pricing advantage.

Illustrative installation economics

Simple examples only. Use your own costs and pricing in the calculator below.

Solo installer
$100
amount left per example job
Example volume 6 jobs / month
Illustrative amount $600 / month
Plumber / electrician
$120
amount left per example job
Example volume 10 jobs / month
Illustrative amount $1,200 / month
Property / facilities service
$125
amount left per example job
Example volume 12 jobs / month
Illustrative amount $1,500 / month
Example job

Use your costs. Set your price.

Installation price $325
Entered job costs $205
Amount left after entered costs $120
Illustrative margin 36.9%
Certified Installer pricing

Preferred pricing on eligible equipment.

Improve supplied-and-installed economics
Available to eligible active Certified Installers
Authorized Reseller status remains separate
Business examples

Add LumeLevel to the business you already operate.

Service company Installation, service, and maintenance.
Plumbing contractor Add monitoring to tank and pump work.
Electrical / technical installer Add installation and connected-device service.

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Illustrative examples are not earnings guarantees or net-profit estimates. Actual demand, costs, pricing, insurance, taxes, overhead, and site conditions vary.

Use the full profitability calculator Enter your own labor, travel, overhead, pricing, and job volume.
Step 2 — Model the installation business

Use your costs. Set your price. See what the job can contribute.

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.

Your job economics

Installer business-case figures are shown in US dollars.
Job type changes the crew/time assumption only. Your price and costs stay yours.
Optional allocation for vehicle, insurance, administration, tools, and other business overhead.
Per installation
Installation revenue
Crew labor cost
Total direct cost
Amount left after direct costs
Amount left after overhead
Total technician-hours
These figures show what remains after the costs you enter. They do not include taxes or any business costs you have not entered, so they should not be treated as net profit.
Margin after direct costs
Margin after overhead
Revenue / technician-hour
Monthly installation revenue
Monthly amount left after overhead
Annual installation revenue
Annual amount left after overhead
Optional: supplied-and-installed hardware economics Explore commercial hardware pricing separately.
Optional commercial pathway

What if you also supply the hardware?

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.

Commercial pricing is not certification. The figures shown here use LumeLevel’s existing commercial quantity-discount structure and are presented in US dollars. They do not guarantee reseller approval or net resale profit.
Current quantity uses catalog pricing.
Current commercial quantity pricing

The discount is based on the total quantity purchased in one commercial order and is applied to the current catalog unit price.

1–9 units Catalog price 10–19 units 10% off 20–25 units 20% off 26+ units 26% off
Current catalog unit price
Commercial quantity discount
Commercial unit price
Total hardware purchase
Catalog-to-commercial spread / unit
Potential spread across quantity

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.

A broader managed-service opportunity

Property managers do not have to choose one business model.

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.

Property management Existing management and facilities revenue.
Installation Charge for installing and commissioning systems.
Equipment rental Own hardware and rent it to managed properties.
Managed monitoring Charge for monitoring, alerts, reporting, or oversight.
Tank cleaning Provide or coordinate tank cleaning.
Water delivery Provide or coordinate water delivery using better visibility.
Maintenance Add related property, tank, or pump services where qualified.
Authorized resale Separately approved businesses may also supply hardware.

Independent business responsibility

Certified Installers operate as independent service providers. LumeLevel does not dispatch ordinary installation jobs, set installer pricing, collect installer payments, or manage the ongoing installer-customer commercial relationship. The installer is responsible for its own pricing, quotations, scheduling, 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.

Safety and stop-work authority

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.

Turn LumeLevel demand into local installation revenue.

Get trained, get listed, and build the relationship after the LumeLevel handoff.

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