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Sample records & quote-prep notes
Static examples showing how a plain household note becomes a structured record. These are illustrative only and contain no real user data.
R-01
Kitchen — under-sink cabinet
- RORoom: Kitchen, under-sink cabinet
- VIVisible issue: Slow drip, damp cabinet base
- TITimeline: Noticed over the last week
- URUrgency: Medium — not flooding
- PHPhotos on hand: 2 phone photos of the pipe joint
- 01Location: kitchen, cabinet directly under the sink basin.
- 02Observation: intermittent slow drip; cabinet floor shows a small damp patch about the size of a coaster.
- 03Water shut-off valve location noted for reference; not operated.
- 04No action taken beyond placing a container to catch drips.
Questions for a licensed professional
- Q1Which joint or seal is the likely drip source?
- Q2Is this a washer, connector, or trap issue?
- Q3What is the estimated parts and labour range?
- Q4Do you need the cabinet cleared before you arrive?
Photo checklist
- ▢Wide shot of the full under-sink area
- ▢Close-up of the pipe joint where the drip appears
- ▢The damp patch on the cabinet base
R-02
Utility — appliance inventory
- RORoom: Hallway utility cupboard
- VIVisible issue: Breaker labels faded and unclear
- TITimeline: Ongoing, want a tidy record
- URUrgency: Low — organisation task
- PHPhotos on hand: 1 photo of the panel cover
- 01Goal: a written inventory of which appliance sits on which labelled circuit, for reference only.
- 02Method: observe existing printed labels; do not open, test, or rewire anything.
- 03Rooms to map: kitchen, living room, bedrooms, outdoor sockets.
- 04Flag any label that is unreadable so a professional can confirm it.
Questions for a licensed professional
- Q1Can you confirm and relabel the circuits safely?
- Q2Are any circuits overloaded for their appliances?
- Q3Is the current labelling compliant for this property age?
Photo checklist
- ▢Panel cover with existing labels visible
- ▢Any handwritten notes already on the panel
R-03
Exterior — roofline & gutters
- RORoom: Rear elevation, roofline gutter
- VIVisible issue: Overflow at the corner during heavy rain
- TITimeline: Every heavy downpour this season
- URUrgency: Medium — before winter
- PHPhotos on hand: 3 photos taken from ground level
- 01Location: rear roofline, overflow concentrated at the left-hand corner joint.
- 02Pattern: overflow only during sustained heavy rain, suggesting a blockage or fall issue.
- 03Ground-level observation only; roof and ladder access left to a professional.
- 04Seasonal reminder set to re-check after the next storm.
Questions for a licensed professional
- Q1Is the overflow a blockage, a fall problem, or a joint failure?
- Q2Does the downpipe need clearing or replacing?
- Q3What seasonal maintenance schedule do you recommend?
Photo checklist
- ▢Ground-level wide shot of the affected roofline
- ▢The corner joint where water overflows
- ▢The downpipe outlet at ground level
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AI outputs are household record and quote-prep drafts only. They are not repair advice, an inspection, an installation guide, a safety certification, an emergency service, or a substitute for a licensed professional. You are responsible for reviewing every draft and contacting qualified local professionals before acting.