An AI Home Record puts everything about your home in one place: as-built drawings, a verified panel schedule, photos of the wiring before the drywall went up, and the manual and warranty for every appliance and system. Scan the QR code on your panel and ask questions like “which breaker is the garage?” You get the answer with the source.
The problem with the handover binder
- You were handed a stack of manuals and drawings, and nobody can find anything now.
- The panel labels are vague, wrong or missing.
- Nobody knows what is behind a wall before drilling.
- Warranties expire before anyone checks them.
- When you sell, the next owner starts from zero.
How it works
- Collect. We gather drawings, permits, manuals and warranties from you, your builder and the trades.
- Verify. We check and label the panel, record model and serial numbers, and on new builds photograph every wall before drywall.
- Build. Everything is organized into your Home Record with a maintenance calendar.
- Ask. A QR code on the panel and mechanical room opens your Home Record. Ask a question and get the answer with the source page.
What we install and set up
- A verified, printed panel schedule
- An equipment list with model, serial, install date and warranty expiry
- Manuals and warranties for every appliance and system
- Room-by-room rough-in photos on new builds and renovations
- Low-voltage and network maps
- QR stickers on the panel and mechanical room
What you get
- Answers about your home in seconds
- Maintenance reminders for filters, HRV, smoke alarms and GFCI tests
- Warranty expiry reminders
- A record you can hand to the next owner
- Faster, cheaper service calls because the technician knows what is there
Who it’s for
Owners of new and existing homes, cabins and rental properties in the Okanagan, and the builders and property managers who hand them over. The same approach works for commercial buildings.
Good to know
For builders: under B.C.’s Homeowner Protection Act Regulation (section 14), maintenance-related warranty exclusions only apply if the owner was given the manufacturer’s documentation and maintenance information. A dated Home Record shows what was handed over. This is general information, not legal advice.
Pricing
Every job starts with a free on-site assessment. You get a fixed-price quote before any work starts, and most services can begin as a 30-day paid pilot so you can see results before committing to anything ongoing.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI Home Record?
A digital record of your home’s drawings, electrical panel, systems, manuals and warranties that you can search by asking plain questions. Answers show the source document.
Can you make one for an older home?
Yes. We document what we can see and test during a walkthrough, and add more every time work is done.
Why would a builder want this?
It gives buyers a better handover and creates a dated record of the documentation and maintenance information provided, which matters under B.C.’s home warranty rules.
Who owns the Home Record?
You do. When you sell, you can transfer it to the new owner.
Do you include other equipment, not just electrical?
Yes. We collect documents for plumbing, heating, appliances and more.
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See it on your site first
Book a free 45-minute on-site assessment. We walk the site, show you what the system would give you, and leave you with a written plan. No software pitch.
Pfitztech Contracting Ltd. · Licensed electrical contractor, Technical Safety BC LEL0203920 · FSR-B on every job · Serving Kelowna, West Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon and Penticton · 250-575-5721