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Residential Flooring Delivery & Installation

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Visit Report · OC-SAMPLE-001

Residential Flooring Delivery & Installation

Coastal Residence / Sample 01 · October 14, 2026

Example data and images; no customer visit is depicted.

Open Owner Follow-UpOC-F01 · Open

Can the supplier confirm the order quantity and explain the visible-count difference?

Observed within the authorized visit: The client-provided work order lists 48 cartons; 44 were visible at 8:39 AM. This is a paperwork/visible-count difference, not a conclusion about total delivery. Photo evidence: Photo P03.

Owner Summary

People. Materials. Progress.

During the authorized 7:55–9:25 AM visit, three flooring workers were first observed at 8:18 AM. Forty-four cartons were visible against 48 listed on the client-provided work order. Four accessible carton labels carried the specified product and finish; the other labels were not readable without moving cartons. Floor preparation and initial plank placement were observed. One supplier count question remains open for the owner.

3Workers Observed
44 / 48Visible / Listed Cartons
1 OpenOwner Attention Item

01 · Visit Identification & Scope

The Authorized Visit

Visit Date
October 14, 2026
Representative
Field Representative R-01
Vendor
Harbor Floorworks (Sample Company)
Scheduled Contractor Window
8:00–10:00 AM · Client-provided appointment email, October 12, 2026
Representative On-Site
7:55 AM–9:25 AM
Work Order
Client-provided work order WO-SAMPLE-07, revision A, October 12, 2026
Report Prepared
October 14, 2026 · 11:15 AM
Delivery
Not recorded in this sample

Client-authorized scope. Client authorized observation and photography of the front entry, living room, hallway doorway, and accessible garage flooring cartons. The visit covered attendance, visible materials, and work activity. Bedrooms, closed cartons, concealed surfaces, and work after 9:25 AM were outside this visit.

02 · People & Attendance

Who Was Observed

Company
Harbor Floorworks (Sample Company)
Workers Observed
3 at 8:18 AM
First Observed Presence
8:18 AM
Contractor Departure
Not observed

The crew was first observed in the authorized living-room work area at 8:18 AM (P02). Their arrival before that moment was not observed. No identities or background histories were checked; access outside the representative's visit window is not represented.

03 · Materials & Client Paperwork

Visible-Detail Comparison

OC-M01
Client-Provided Source
WO-SAMPLE-07 rev A · flooring line
Specified
48 cartons of Warm Oak LVP · SAMPLE-LVP-01
Directly Observed
44 cartons visible in the garage at 8:39 AM; four accessible labels showed the specified product and finish. Remaining labels were not readable from the authorized position.
Comparison
Difference noted · visible count; matched (visible details only) · four labels; unable to compare · remaining labels
Photo Reference
P03

A visible count does not establish how many cartons the supplier delivered or whether materials are sufficient. Unopened contents were not inspected.

04 · Chronological Observations

What Happened During the Visit

  1. Directly observed

    Representative began the authorized visit at the property.

  2. Directly observed

    Small scuff on hallway doorway trim photographed before flooring work reached that doorway.

    P01
  3. Directly observed

    Three Harbor Floorworks workers first observed in the living-room work area staging materials and checking the exposed subfloor. Their arrival before this moment was not observed.

    P02
  4. Directly observed + client-provided comparison

    44 cartons visible; four accessible labels compared with WO-SAMPLE-07 rev A. Visible count differs from the paperwork's 48 cartons.

    OC-M01 · P03
  5. Directly observed

    Crew observed preparing the living-room floor and placing initial planks. Work quality and completion were not assessed.

    P04
  6. Sample notification record

    Owner message noted the visible-count difference and asked for supplier confirmation.

    OC-F01
  7. Directly observed

    Representative departed. Contractor departure and later progress were not observed.

05 · Property & Access

Conditions Within Scope

The existing hallway doorway-trim scuff was photographed at 8:02 AM (P01), before work reached that doorway. Its cause was not determined. The living room and accessible garage cartons were within the authorized scope; bedrooms and concealed conditions were not observed.

06 · Owner Attention

OC-F01 · Open

The client-provided work order lists 48 cartons; 44 were visible at 8:39 AM. This is a paperwork/visible-count difference, not a conclusion about total delivery.

Question for owner / supplier: Can the supplier confirm the order quantity and explain the visible-count difference?

Sample notification: Sample owner message recorded at 9:08 AM; delivery or acknowledgement is not represented as verified.

Follow-up: Supplier response pending; supplier contact not recorded. · Photo P03.

07 · Photographic Record

4 Numbered Sample Images

Sample image: Existing doorway-trim scuff, photographed before work reached the doorway. Cause not determined.SAMPLE REPORT
P01 · 8:02 AMExisting doorway-trim scuff, photographed before work reached the doorway. Cause not determined.Property observation
Sample image: Three flooring workers in the cleared living-room work area, staging planks and checking the subfloor.SAMPLE REPORT
P02 · 8:18 AMThree flooring workers in the cleared living-room work area, staging planks and checking the subfloor.People · attendance
Sample image: Staged flooring cartons; this image does not show all 44 cartons or establish their label details.SAMPLE REPORT
P03 · 8:39 AMStaged flooring cartons; this image does not show all 44 cartons or establish their label details.OC-M01 · OC-F01
Sample image: Crew preparing and placing initial planks in the living room.SAMPLE REPORT
P04 · 8:52 AMCrew preparing and placing initial planks in the living room.Progress observation

08 · Closeout

At the End of the Visit

At 9:25 AM, the representative left while flooring work was still underway. Worker departure, later material movement, and completion were not observed. The supplier count question OC-F01 remained open. No technical or workmanship approval was made.

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