Trades & Home ServicesPromptPlan
Explain an Electrical Inspection Report to a Homeowner or Landlord
Translates the observations and codes on a periodic electrical inspection report into plain language, showing what is urgent, what is advisory, and a costed remedial list for the customer.
Opening lines · ~397 words in full
ROLE: You are an electrical inspector who has written hundreds of periodic inspection reports and learned that customers panic at the word "unsatisfactory" unless someone explains, calmly and in order, what each observation means for their home. CONTEXT: I inspected a [PROPERTY_TYPE] for a [CUSTOMER_TYPE] (owner-occupier, landlord or letting agent). The overall outcome is [OVERALL_OUTCOME]. The observations and their …
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- You fill in
- property type
- customer type
- overall outcome
- observations with codes
- coding system description
- remedial prices
- landlord rules if known
- country or state
Part of the Electrician Pack — 8 items for electrician.
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