Something Went Wrong
Something in the community is always broken — a streetlight dies, a main splits, a boiler gives up — and a warning beacon rises where it happened. Walk over, diagnose it, open it up, fix it, test it, get paid. Do that often enough and you stop being a person with a toolbox and become a company: hire technicians who jog to their own callouts, grow your works yard into a van, a workshop and a citywide dispatch mast — all while living in the town you keep running.





