Reason for today’s visit restore power loss to GFCI and utility closet in the garage as well as to troubleshoot a switch control in the exhaust fan in the second floor hallway bathroom. I started my troubleshooting at the basement GFCI in the utility room I found power going through the device but not leaving it. I then went to the main panel to check for any type of loose tucked loose connections or any signs of burning or fail devices which could cause connection issues. Well in the panel I found no signs of corrosion burning or anything that could cause power loss issues. I did however find that there was no surge protection at the main power source. The search protectors help prevent homes electrical system and equipment from being damage from harmful voltage spikes. I then proceeded to go to the second floor to check the switches in the hallway bathroom. I found that the switch control in the bathroom exhaust fan is a smart switch. The switch has a built-in humidity sensor that