September 2026 gave the platform's history books a few new entries. Shaphan Hawks became the first member of the 500 Club, Alex C turned in the biggest single month anyone reviewed, and three more technicians crossed the 100-job line.
Hawks went into September with 473 jobs and finished at 598. He passed 500 along the way, and every one of those 598 jobs is a repair. Nick Harko started the month at 73 and ended at 157. He logged his first job on July 31, so he has passed a century in about two months. Victor Acosta finished at 107, and his monthly volume has risen every month: 14 in June, then 16, 33, and 44 in September. Luke Miller landed on exactly 100, moving from 83 with 17 jobs in September. His first job came in November 2025, and he logged none in July or August.
The month's sharpest storyline was the veteran against the fast riser. Alex C logged 140 repairs in September, the most of any technician we reviewed. That beat Hawks' 125 and Alex C's own 133 in July. Hawks still leads the all-time repair board, 598 to 483, a 115-job gap. But Alex C reached his total in about four months, while Hawks took seven. From June through September, Alex C has posted 93, 133, 117, and 140 repairs. He has never dropped below 93 in a month, and all 483 of his jobs are repairs.
Consistency is a story of its own. Hawks has logged jobs in 29 straight weeks, his longest run and the longest active streak on the board. Danny Gutierrez is second at 20 active weeks, chasing a personal best of 35. Marco Palacios holds a 12-week active streak and has a 38-week run in his history, the longest personal best in this month's streak data. Alex C's 17-week streak is also his longest, which fits with a first job in June.
The category data shows long-term movement too. LG refrigerator volume climbed from 4 jobs in October 2025 to 25 in September 2026, a 12-month high, and has risen 12, 18, 25 over the last three months. GE washers went from 1 job in October 2025 to 27 in August 2026, then 24 in September. They are also Hawks' top category, with 42 jobs. Samsung refrigerators have gone the other way. They peaked at 27 jobs in January 2026 and dipped to 17 in September, after 22 in July and 24 in August.
Back on the leaderboard, Harko's ramp-up stands out. He went from 1 job in July to 72 in August and 84 in September, and he now sits 10th on the all-time repair board with 136 repairs. His 157 total also includes 13 maintenance jobs and 8 inspections. We count the inspections as field scouting and do not add them to his repair ranking. Higher up, Vasilii Kirillov holds third place with 328 repairs, ahead of Danny Gutierrez (280) and Justin Nunn (278). Kirillov's best streak is 32 weeks.
With Hawks at 598 repairs, the 600 mark should arrive in the first days of October. Alex C is pushing hard behind him, and four technicians are on streaks of 11 weeks or more. As always, these figures reflect platform activity only, not total career output.