Documented field work
Installation details and completed work
The need
The recorded work called for an electrical check and repairs. The job notes identify cables being brought into two 4x4 boxes, with the wires connected inside the boxes. Blank covers were also required for the electrical boxes. Alongside the electrical work, a door was hung and a water-stained ceiling tile was exchanged for another tile.
PTX's approach
PTX installed two 4x4 boxes, ran the cables into them and connected the wires inside the boxes. Six octagon blank covers and two 4x4 blank covers were installed. The panel was inspected during the visit. The recorded non-electrical work was handled as part of the same visit: hanging one door and replacing one ceiling tile.
The recorded result
The job was invoiced after the recorded work on October 7, 2026. The electrical boxes had blank covers installed, the wires were connected in the 4x4 boxes, and the panel was noted as looking good. The door was hung and the water-stained ceiling tile was replaced. No additional equipment, measurements or testing results are recorded.
What this job helps another property owner consider
When arranging an electrical service call, it helps to describe the visible issue and any related work that needs attention. This example involved box and cable work, blank covers and a panel inspection, with a door and ceiling tile repair handled during the same visit. The recorded scope shows why the work should be assessed as a specific set of repairs rather than assumed from one visible detail.
Frequently asked questions
Questions property decision-makers ask
What electrical work was recorded on this North Vancouver service call?
The recorded electrical work included installing two 4x4 boxes, running cables into them, connecting the wires in the boxes, installing six octagon blank covers and two 4x4 blank covers, and inspecting the panel.