Before adding a new service to your electrical contracting business, you should screen it against four conditions. Match each screening condition to what it confirms.

According to the service offering screening process, why is it critical for an electrical contractor to identify all required permits and inspections before adding a new service to their menu?

You are considering adding residential electric vehicle (EV) charger installations to your service menu. You have verified that your electrical license covers this work in your jurisdiction, you have secured the necessary tools, materials, and trained staff, and you have identified all required permits and inspections, factoring their costs into your pricing. Based on the service offering screening process, you have completed all necessary checks and can immediately begin marketing this new service.

You are evaluating a potential new service offering: upgrading residential electrical panels for smart home integration. To ensure you do not market a service you cannot legally, financially, or operationally perform, arrange the following screening actions in the correct sequence.

A peer contractor asks you to evaluate their plan for a new 'Solar Panel Installation' service. They have verified their license covers the jurisdiction, confirmed their insurance policies apply to the work, and ensured they have all the necessary tools and trained labor. You advise them that their screening process is fundamentally incomplete and financially risky because they have not yet identified the required ____ and inspections to include those costs in their offering price.