Sheet 04 / Diagnostic set

Put the useful facts in the first sixty seconds

Give a phone recipient a compact symptom, trigger, access, and safety brief.

A phone recipient can route the request when the caller gives one location, one symptom, its trigger, current safe condition, and access constraint. Identity should come before private property details.

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S-01Symptom named

S-02Access mapped

S-03Provider unverified

S-04Scope pending

Identify the symptom

Five callouts for this drawing

Each note describes an action, not a diagnosis. Leave unsupported branches open.

Recipient box

Have the answerer state the business name and referral role.

Location box

Give room, level, fixture, and first visible point in one sentence.

Sequence box

State the last normal use, first change, and repeat trigger.

Safety box

Lead with uncontrolled water, wastewater, heat, or electrical proximity.

Visit box

Write the charge, arrival window, inspection limit, and cancellation terms.

Trace the source

Follow evidence through the branch

Ask which business answered and whether it serves the East Walpole address. Then discuss the visit charge, timing, responsible licensee, inspection purpose, and how a changed scope would be approved.

Original schematic. Not a property inspection or as-built drawing.

Repair route and access map

Define the boundary before authorization

Keep the final recipient's name, transfer chain, callback, visit terms, and promises. The accepting business must issue the estimate and contract in its own identity.