A local service owner explaining a job.
Show the work behind your service.
A finished-job photo shows the result. A customer often needs to understand the check you made before deciding what to do.
Pick one job note. Extract one useful check, then choose a detail you can share without exposing the customer or the location.
One service explanation and a question for a quote.
Bring one job note you have permission to use and choose a check you can explain. The founder, trade and workshop links share this local workspace in the same browser and language. This local workspace can reopen work saved in this browser. No account is needed. Nothing is published.
The studio opens a separate fictional trade workspace. It can resume work saved in this browser. No account is needed. Nothing is published.
Fictional job note. Diagnosis needs an inspection.
Explain the check before replacing a part.
- The source
- The technician checked the pump and found debris at the intake. The note records the check before the replacement decision.
- The draft
- “Before deciding whether to replace the pump, we checked whether debris was restricting the intake. What would you ask about that check before requesting a quote?”
- The review
- Keep the check tied to the job note. Use a detail photo only if the customer cleared it, and crop out addresses and identifying details.