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Ben Smith

6296 300th Ave NE, North Branch

Sales rep: BenPhone: 763-568-8937Email: smithben1983@gmail.comScoped: Apr 21, 2026, 8:55 PM

Flo's scope

Access type

Pit

Cleanout type

Total length

66 ft

Overshot / seal

— / —

Pipe segments

  • 06 ft · 4 inch · cast iron
  • 666 ft · 6 inch · clay

Flags

White carpet near access point — crew protection requiredRoots at 55–62 ft — confirm Flexshaft reaches cleanlyDog on property with no fence — must be secured before crew starts

Liner plan

Option A — Stretch liner: Handles the 4"→6" transition in a single pull. Recommended given the two-size run. Mild 22.5° bends at 4 ft and 60 ft are no issue for stretch liner. Option B — Scrim transition liner 15/85/3: 15 ft of 4" section covers the 6 ft cast iron run with buffer; 85 ft of 6" section covers the 60 ft clay run with buffer. Fits cleanly. No bend concerns with scrim at 22.5°.

Pre-job steps

Floor Break Up (FBU): No Descaling: No Jetting: No

Heads-up

• Customer has white carpet near the access point — sales rep has already assured the customer the crew will be super clean. Lay protective coverings before entering, keep them down throughout, and do a walkthrough with the customer before leaving. Before-and-after photos of the carpet area required. • Dog on property with no fence — confirm dog is secured (inside or leashed) before starting. Call ahead if needed so the customer has time to sort it out before the crew arrives. • Water meter near cleanout in pit — confirm there's enough clearance to work the cleanout comfortably on arrival.

Job ticket

Job Ticket — Marvel Sewer & Drain
Date Scoped: 2025-01-30
Sales Rep: Ben

CUSTOMER
Name: Ben Smith
Address: 6296 300th Ave NE
Phone: 763-568-8937
Email: smithben1983@gmail.com

PIPE LAYOUT
0–6 ft: 4 inch cast iron
6–66 ft: 6 inch clay
Total Length: 66 linear feet
Main Connection: Wye (10"–15" main — verify on site)

LINER PLAN
Option A — Stretch liner: Handles the 4"→6" transition in a single pull. Recommended given the two-size run. Mild 22.5° bends at 4 ft and 60 ft are no issue for stretch liner.
Option B — Scrim transition liner 15/85/3: 15 ft of 4" section covers the 6 ft cast iron run with buffer; 85 ft of 6" section covers the 60 ft clay run with buffer. Fits cleanly. No bend concerns with scrim at 22.5°.

BENDS
Count: 2
Details: 22.5° at 4 ft, 22.5° at 60 ft — mild, no concern for either liner option

PIPE CONDITIONS / DAMAGE
Belly (severe) at 20–40 ft — standing water present; liner and caltube will push water out during install, no pre-jetting needed
Root intrusion (severe) at 6 ft, 12 ft, and 55–62 ft — all within Flexshaft range; cleared on liner day, standard process

WORK SCOPE
Liner Start: 4 ft from access (remote start covers 0–4 ft, including laundry tie-in at 2 ft — tie-in is fully uncovered when remote start is cut out, no reinstatement needed)
Liner End: 66 ft — stops at main
Patches: None
Overshot Cutback: No

ACCESS
Type: Pit
Cleanout Type: Inline (standard for pit access)
Notes: Water meter near cleanout — crew to confirm clearance on arrival. Flag if turn-in to cleanout is tight against pit wall.

PRE-JOB REQUIREMENTS
Floor Break Up (FBU): No
Descaling: No
Jetting: No

SITE & RISK
Parking: Large driveway — trailer within 100 ft confirmed. No flag.
Dig risk: Not flagged
Challenging job: Not flagged

VIDEO LINK
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sYkt8nJ0zk4XaptMC4dUQmRE0y_x0WvL/view?usp=drivesdk

FLO ASSESSMENT
Verdict: FLAG
Flags:
• White carpet near access point — sales rep has already committed to the crew being super clean. Crew must lay protective coverings before entering and throughout the work area. Before-and-after photos of the carpet area required.
• Roots at 55–62 ft — well within Flexshaft range but on the longer end of a 66 ft run. Crew to confirm Flexshaft reaches the full root zone cleanly before liner day if any doubt.
• Dog on property, no fence — must be confirmed secured (inside or on leash) before crew begins work. Call ahead if needed.
Summary: This is a 66 ft run from a pit cleanout — cast iron for the first 6 ft, then clay to the main. Roots at three locations will be cleared by Flexshaft on liner day, and the severe belly will self-resolve during liner install. The laundry tie-in at 2 ft is clean — the remote start covers it and gets cut out, leaving the tie-in fully open. Main thing to manage here is the white carpet and the dog — both flagged for the crew.

HEADS UP — INSTALL TEAM ATTENTION
• Customer has white carpet near the access point — sales rep has already assured the customer the crew will be super clean. Lay protective coverings before entering, keep them down throughout, and do a walkthrough with the customer before leaving. Before-and-after photos of the carpet area required.
• Dog on property with no fence — confirm dog is secured (inside or leashed) before starting. Call ahead if needed so the customer has time to sort it out before the crew arrives.
• Water meter near cleanout in pit — confirm there's enough clearance to work the cleanout comfortably on arrival.

ADDITIONAL NOTES
Install team: Confirm clay pipe size after the cast iron section before pulling liner. Usually 6" but occasionally 4" or 5" — quick check saves a wasted liner.

Install feedback (1)

  • Greg· Apr 21, 2026, 8:59 PMaccuracy: 5/5
    Root cleaning time consumingHigh install pressure (15+ psi)Caltube got hung up

    Liner used

    Stretch · 4" HH BlueLight Flex LED

    Liner used ft

    70.58333333333333 ft

    Variance

    +1 ft

    Hard measure

    62 ft

    Caltube hung up at main connection but extracted clean. Root cleaning was minor. High pressure (15+ psi) at a 22.5° bend — tighter radius than expected but Bluelight pushed through successfully.

Flo conversation (scoping)

Flo

Hi! I'm Flo. Map the pipe layout on the left and click "Scope with Flo" — or just describe the job here and I'll guide you through.

You

Here are the job details I have so far: Customer: Nem Smmith Address: 6296 300th Ave NE Phone: 76356888 Email: smithben1983@gmail.com Sales Rep: Ben Pipe Layout (access point → main connection): 0' to 6': 4 inch cast iron 6' to 66': 6 inch clay Total Length: 66 linear feet Pipe Conditions: Belly (severe — worst case) at 20-40 ft Root intrusion (severe — worst case) at 6 12 55-62 ft Bends: 22.5° at 4 ft from access 22.5° at 60 ft from access Tie-in Laterals (observed during camera): 4" tie-in at 2 ft — Laundry Proposed Scope (what was sold): Liner : 4' to 66' (62 LF) Sales notes: That the team will be super clean on her white carpet Main Connection: Wye Main Size: 10"-15" (approx) Access Type: Pit Access Notes: Water meter near clean out Site & Risk: Trailer within 100ft: Yes. Parking: large driveway Video Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sYgt8nJ0zk4XaptMC4dUQmRE0y_x0WvL/view?usp=drivesdk Additional Notes: They have a dog, its a runner Please assess this job and let me know if you need any additional information.

Flo

Before I dig into the pipe, I need to check a couple things on the customer info: 1. The last name looks like it might be a typo — is the customer's name **Nem Smith**, or something different? 2. The phone number looks short — I'm reading **763-568-88**. Can you give me the full 10-digit number?

You

1. Ben Smith 2. 7635688937

Flo

Got it — **Ben Smith, 763-568-8937**. Now let me dig into the pipe. A few scoping questions before I can close this out: 1. The root intrusion is listed as "6 12 55-62 ft" — I'm reading that as roots at **6 ft, 12 ft, and 55–62 ft**. Is that right, or is it a different range? 2. The sales notes mention **white carpet** — is the carpet in the basement near the access point, or is it in a path the crew will be walking through to get to the work area? 3. The dog is described as a runner — **is there a fenced yard, or will the customer need to keep the dog inside/on a leash during the job?**

You

1. Thats right 2. near it 3. No fence

Flo

Got it. Here's where I landed: The customer info is corrected, roots are confirmed at 6 ft, 12 ft, and 55–62 ft, carpet is near the access point, and the dog has no fence. All clear — let me close this out. --- A couple things to note before the verdict: **On the roots:** Roots at 6 ft, 12 ft, and 55–62 ft are all within Flexshaft range (well under 95 ft) and will be cleared on liner day — standard process. No separate pre-job crew needed for roots alone. **On the tie-in at 2 ft:** The liner is proposed to start at 4 ft. The remote start will cover 0–4 ft, including the laundry tie-in at 2 ft. After curing, the Clog Dog cuts out the remote start — the tie-in at 2 ft is left fully open. Clean outcome, no reinstatement needed. **On the belly:** Severe belly at 20–40 ft with standing water — the liner and caltube will push water out ahead of them during install. No pre-jetting needed for the belly itself. **On the scale/roots near the cast iron transition:** Roots at 6 ft are right at the cast iron/clay transition. Flexshaft will handle it on liner day. ---