No New Milestones, but Hawks' Streak Hits 31 Weeks and the Top Two Keep Pulling Away
Some weeks on the platform don't produce a headline-grabbing record, and the story is in the long game. For the week of October 12 to October 19, 2026, no new thresholds fell. The all-time board and the streak ledger still tell a clear story of sustained excellence.
Start with the all-time repair race, where Shaphan Hawks leads with 671 platform repairs. He logged 129 in August and 125 in September, and he already has 74 in October. Alex C sits second with 548 repairs, every one of them logged since June 8. That is about 4.5 months of work, and September's 140 jobs was his biggest month. Behind the top two, the board thins out. Vasilii Kirillov is third with 358 repairs, followed by Danny Gutierrez with 296 and Justin Nunn with 278.
The streaks show consistency as well. Hawks' active run is now 31 consecutive weeks, one more than last week's report. It is also his longest, so every new week sets a personal record. Danny Gutierrez has an active 22-week streak, but his best is 35 weeks, which leaves him 13 weeks from matching his own mark. Marco Palacios is on a 14-week run, still short of his 38-week career best. Alex C's 19-week streak, which began in June, is also still active.
Several career arcs are worth watching. Victor Acosta's monthly volume climbed from 14 jobs in June to 44 in September. He has 21 more in October, a 13-week active streak, and 119 platform repairs so far. Hawks' own trajectory is just as striking. His first month, March, produced 36 jobs, and volume has since grown to a 129-job peak in August. All 671 of his platform jobs are repairs. Danny Gutierrez has been on the platform since September 2025. His best month was 47 jobs in March 2026, and he has logged 16 so far in October.
The category trends add a longer view. GE washer volume rose from 14 jobs in July to 27 in August and 24 in September. In October 2025 the monthly count was just 1. LG refrigerators reached 25 jobs in September, up from 12 in July and the highest month in the 12-month window, with October standing at 11 so far. Samsung refrigerators tell a cooler story. They peaked at 27 jobs in January and 24 in August, then fell to 17 in September, and October has 4 so far. That cooling is worth watching.
With no thresholds crossed this week, the question for the next report is whether Alex C can narrow the 123-repair gap to Hawks. Hawks, meanwhile, is closing in on a 32-week streak.