Inspect Light Fixture Sensors and Advise Customer

just like this my two little nuts are screwed on there now i'm going to set this light in a safe place we're not going to get stepped on i typically put them in buckets you don't want to set them anywhere where a hose is going to hit them where you're going to kick them over break them or damage them it's happened many times before semicide where they're not going to get damaged inside the garage is a good place so i'll show you just a little also so simple tip when you're to tape your nuts on kind of do a cross like this that'll keep them from falling out either side of the tape another thing you want to take and uh be cautious or aware of is this is a light that is a motion sensor light you can see the sensor cover right here is all oxidized coming apart it probably makes this light non-functionable or um it best doesn't look very good because of that bring that to your customers attention ask them if they want to replace the lights if you see something like that those sensors do just get a lot of sun heat and they do oxidize and break over time they'll also get damaged really easy if you're power washing and your power washer nozzle like a spray right at those little light covers right there but bring that to the customer's attention make sure if they want to