Documented field work
Before, rebuild and recorded result
The need
The recorded job scope was the installation of a new outlet. The evidence does not identify a broader electrical issue or provide details about the property beyond the municipality of New Westminster.
PTX's approach
The approved fixed-price scope included installation of the outlet and permit cost. The listed materials included a 1 Gang Easy Box galvanized steel device box, miscellaneous material and a 1P 15A combination arc-fault Homeline breaker. The permit setup was recorded under EL-2118267-2026.
The recorded result
The job record shows the approved scope as completed on September 3, 2026. It also records a requested final inspection. The evidence does not state that the inspection was completed or passed. The job file also records permit set-up EL-2118267-2026 and identifies the approved fixed-price scope as including permit cost, a one-gang galvanized steel Easy Box device box and miscellaneous material. Those items describe the documented scope only; they do not establish a broader diagnosis, a passed inspection or a performance claim.
What another customer can take from this example
This is one recorded example, not a diagnosis for another property. It shows why an outlet installation may be documented alongside the specific breaker, device box, permit cost and inspection step included in the job scope. A qualified assessment is needed to determine what another property requires.
Frequently asked questions
Questions property decision-makers ask
What was included in this New Westminster job?
The recorded scope included installation of a new outlet and permit cost. A 1P 15A combination arc-fault Homeline breaker and a 1 Gang Easy Box galvanized steel device box were also listed.
Was the final inspection completed?
The record states that a final inspection was requested. It does not confirm that the inspection was completed or passed.