Panel work the inspector can see before he drives out
You shoot home runs and the finished panel as you go, each stamped with time and place. When rock goes up Wednesday and inspection is Thursday, those photos stand in for the walk-through.
Photos of what you found and what you finished, both on the same job, both dated and stamped with where they were taken.
Where Electrical jobs go wrong
The walls close on the builder's schedule
Rough-in gets covered when the GC says so, not when the county has an opening. Photograph every device and every ground before the rock goes up, and the sign-off runs on evidence instead of on a rip-out.
Corrections you already fixed
A red tag gets written, you fix it that afternoon, and re-inspection is two weeks out. A dated photo of the correction keeps the job moving instead of parked while somebody works down a route.
Whose burnt neutral is that?
You open a panel and find work that predates you by twenty years. Shoot it before you touch anything. What you found and what you left are two different pictures, and only one of them is yours to answer for.
Service calls are invisible once they work
Troubleshooting leaves nothing behind by the time the power is back on. The failed lug and the finished terminations are what justify the hours on the invoice.
Run one of your own Electrical jobs through it
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