If possible do the same outside mainly where your utilities are. Gas, water, sewer, phone, cable, outdoor lighting wires, sprinklers. If you ever need to upgrade, repair or replace an underground line it helps to know where your existing lines are. People think that call before you dig services locate all underground lines, but they don't. Here power & gas only locate to the meter. If your meter is on a pole then buried to the house , it's not located. If your gas meter is on the lot line, from there to your house isn't located.
My girlfriend put after market trims on her new IPhone & it kept calling 911. Found out 1 of the little button covers was too tight on the trim. Popped it off of the trims & solved the problem.
Runes_my_ride t1_jd6lwst wrote
Reply to LPT: If you're buying a house still under construction, photograph everything before the sheetrock goes up. Knowing exactly where the pipes, wires, and ducts are may prove invaluable some day, and even if you never use them the next owner will appreciate it. by Needleroozer
If possible do the same outside mainly where your utilities are. Gas, water, sewer, phone, cable, outdoor lighting wires, sprinklers. If you ever need to upgrade, repair or replace an underground line it helps to know where your existing lines are. People think that call before you dig services locate all underground lines, but they don't. Here power & gas only locate to the meter. If your meter is on a pole then buried to the house , it's not located. If your gas meter is on the lot line, from there to your house isn't located.