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What should I document after a repair?

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After a repair

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What should I document after a repair? Define what should stop, what should normalize, when to recheck and what recurrence would reopen the investigation.

What to compare

Record the first location, timing, trigger, recent change and an unaffected comparison area. Keep weather, occupancy and system state with every photograph or reading.

What the evidence cannot prove alone

A single reading, image, smell or temporary improvement cannot certify a concealed source. Keep at least two plausible pathways visible until repeatable evidence separates them.

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Stop and use qualified help when the checklist reaches energized water, combustion danger, sewage, unstable materials, unsafe access, rapidly worsening damage or acute symptoms. Continue with After a repair for a bounded action, stop rule and professional handoff route.

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