Last year I spent three weeks just cleaning up 200 emails for a similar project. I found that having at least 50 examples per category stopped most of the made-up stuff. Even then, you have to check its work constantly, which is the real time sink.

Yikes, that's scary. Everyone jumps to old wiring or a bad plug, but what if it's the new "smart" dryer itself? Some of those have extra heating cycles and sensors that run way more power for way longer. A socket that handled a simple old dryer for years might not handle the constant high load from an eco-mode that actually cooks the lint trap clean.

Yeah kevin_adams that's what I heard too about just the Falling Waters side. But honestly they never give exact dates, it's always "weather permitting" which means who knows.

Actually, some requests can cause real damage like that short circuit. It's okay to push back when safety or the work itself is at risk.

That extra half-foot is a game changer in clay. Always better to overdo it than watch a whole line of posts tilt over the winter.