Let me start this email with a few items of praise that are often forgotten. We’re all sometimes too quick to point out the bad and not so quick to point out the good.  First, the entire process of dealing with your company has been not just painless, but pleasant as well. Thank you for that.  Second, I had to leave the job yesterday before your men finished working and I expected the job to need some cleaning when I arrived today as we are very particular about the appearance of our projects (this customer is as well). When I arrived, the guys had not only neatened up, but carefully restacked things they had to move, picked up after themselves, put all of the trash into the dumpster and swept the floor. In my experience, this is highly unusual for electrical contractors or almost any subcontractor that we have dealt with in the Charlotte area. Please thank those gentlemen on my behalf.  Since the homeowner is acting as his own construction manager on this project and pulled his own permits it was unnecessary for us to pull an electrical permit as he, technically, would have been allowed to do the wiring on his own as long as it was up to code. The York County electrical inspector did his rough inspection today and the work passed. The insulators are completing their part of the project today and tomorrow and the HVAC team will be done with their rough in this weekend as well. The balance of the job will be awaiting the windows and doors which are not due to arrive until the second week of February (because the homeowner wanted the walls framed before he placed the order). I will keep you informed of the progress and when you will be able to return to complete your part of the project.  Finally, to the business part of this email; the customer added some items to the project including a flood light and some receptacles. Please send us the invoice for these items at your earliest convenience so I can invoice the customer as soon as possible as well.  Thanks again for a pleasant experience all around.