For this job, I was called out to troubleshoot a breaker that had tripped once and to diagnose an outlet in the basement mechanical room that was not functioning. During inspection, I discovered that the non-working outlet was controlled by a switch intended for future under-cabinet lighting. This is a new home, and the basement is currently unfinished but is designed to eventually include a full kitchen. The builder installed the switched outlet in the mechanical room to serve a future transformer for the under-cabinet lighting system. Adjacent to the switched outlet, I found a junction box containing the circuit designated for the future basement kitchen outlets. To ensure that the mechanical room had access to constant, unswitched power, I installed two new outlets from that junction box. Regarding the breaker issue, I was unable to recreate the tripping condition while on-site. The breaker had tripped only once for the customer and did not trip again during testing. As the home is