Documented field work
Before, rebuild and recorded result
The need
The recorded work involved replacing or removing a range of existing electrical and low-voltage components in a Port Moody property. The evidence lists old switches, receptacles, phone jacks, an RJ6 jack, an alarm panel and a baseboard heater for disconnection and removal.
PTX's approach
PTX Electric documented the work item by item. The scope included installing nine new switches, two new three-way Decora switches, nine new receptacles, one new GFCI, two new phone jacks, one new RJ6 jack, cover plates, a two-gang blank cover and one new baseboard heater. Customer-supplied items were noted for the new switches, phone jacks, RJ6 jack, receptacles, some cover plates and the baseboard heater.
The recorded result
The work record dated August 24, 2026, notes that the listed old components were disconnected and removed and that the new components were installed. It records 11 old switches removed, 10 old receptacles removed, two old phone jacks removed, one old RJ6 jack removed, one alarm panel removed and one old baseboard heater removed.
What property decision-makers can learn
A panel upgrades project may involve more than one type of device or connection. This Port Moody example shows the value of documenting each removal and installation separately, including customer-supplied materials and items such as cover plates, communication jacks and a baseboard heater. This example is not a diagnosis or scope recommendation for another property.
Frequently asked questions
Questions property decision-makers ask
When was this Port Moody panel upgrades work completed?
The work record lists August 24, 2026.
What switch work was recorded?
The record lists 11 old switches disconnected and removed, nine new switches installed and two new three-way Decora switches installed.