Yes! We had them out to our place in Decatur a couple of months ago to replace our water heater. The tech was super polite, explained exactly what he was doing, and the pricing felt very fair compared to the other two quotes we got.

Got to ask, which rule was the hardest to actually fix once the auditors pointed it out? Was it just the logging, or something bigger they made you change?

I mean, that would drive me nuts after a while. My last place had a neighbor who always burned their weekly chicken, and the whole floor reeked of smoke every Sunday. Idk, maybe it's just me but having all those different food smells mixing in a closed hallway sounds pretty gross. It's nice that it helps your routine, but the lack of planning means you're stuck with whatever everyone else is making, good or bad.

Absolutely, fancy tools can't replace basic diagnostic skills. Had a similar thing with a flickering dash light that no code reader could pin down. Traced it to a loose connector behind the cluster, saved the customer a ton of money lol.

People get caught up in the tech side and forget hands-on work. Someone has to install those solar panels and wire the wind turbines. It's good, steady work that makes a real difference.