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Permits and Planning Before Demolition
Permits and Planning Before Demolition

…Inspections Before any demolition can begin, a permit must…
…building permits cover the demolition part of any renovation project…
…Although there is a National Building Code (BOCA, or Building Officials…
…step before starting any demolition and renovation project…

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Salvage, Construction and Demolition Waste
Salvage, Construction and Demolition Waste

Salvage Construction Demolition Waste Construction and remodeling projects produce waste. Some…
…cardboard, metals, and woods, are all examples of construction and demolition (C&D) waste that can and should be recycled. Local waste…

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Home Demolition Checklist
Home Demolition Checklist

…you plan to hire a contractor for any demolition or remodeling project, begin shopping…
…permits and regulations (noise, hours of demolition, disposal) Verify boards that might…
…Structural and Property Concerns Prior to demolition Verify any load-bearing or structural…

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Live In or Move Out: The Remodeling Dilemma

…sitting arrangements or RV rentals. At a minimum, timing a vacation to coincide with the messiest part of a remodeling, the demolition, is a smart idea. Create a checklist if you do opt for alternative quarters. There are a lot of issues to consider…

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Plugging Up Leaks with a Home Energy Audit

…See the DSIRE database of state incentives. Here's something to think about if you own an older home. The Uniform Building Code was first enacted back in 1927. Houses built before that date often didn t always have enough insulation or adequate heating…

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EnergyWise House: Elements of an Energy-Efficient House

…appliances are central to an efficient design. Also evaluate the cost, ease of construction, the builder's limitations, and building code compliance. Some schemes are simple to construct, while others can be extremely complex and thus expensive. An increasing…

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What Makes a Room a "Bedroom?"

…Realtors (NAR). This code of ethics binds the agent to the same bedroom definition inferred by the national and local building code requirements on that space, including having two means of egress. In the real estate world, a space can be considered…

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LEED Green Building Certification for Homes

LEED Green Building Code for Homes New LEED code guarantees standards for energy-efficient…
…money on utilities. Why Build LEED Certified LEED Green Building Code for Homes LEED-certified homes are rated on all aspects of…

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Storm-Ready Paints and Coatings

…can lead to mold and mildew growth, a major health concern in subtropical southern states. Hurricane Andrew brought major building code changes and calls for better exterior paints to resist the effects of severe weather. Rethinking Space for Teens and…

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Window Safety

…want to keep the safety minimums in mind. Check with local building code administrators to see what might be required. Window…
…or window stops are properly placed. Check with the local building code or fire official for suggestions on proper placement. …

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