Clarify the property boundary and installation scope
Sheldon requests should use the complete street address and identify all buildings included. A location name is useful for routing, but it does not establish electrical service territory or the number of systems needing work.
For a propane or gas heating concern, include the fuel type and the symptom at each appliance if known. A supply problem can be different from a failed furnace component, so avoid selecting parts before diagnosis.
For commercial hvac installation & replacement, bring fuel supply versus component faults into the scope discussion. Compare options on complete scope, planned interruption and serviceability. State what existing work is retained and which building or electrical changes are excluded, rather than presenting an equipment-only price as a turnkey project.
