Code Check 8th edition is based on the 2015 IRC, UMC, & UPC, and the 2014 NEC. These codes are still in use in many parts of the country; check with your local jurisdiction to see what codes are in effect Major changes are highlighted in the book for all four major disciplines – building, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical. Includes 78 illustrations and 29 tables. This book is in our convenient flip-chart format, which simplifies getting directly to the section you are looking for. Perfect for field use or in the office. The book is endorsed by the International Code Council.
Code Check 9th edition has finally arrived, and was worth the wait. Our flagship flip-chart book is based on the 2018 model codes, including the IRC, UPC, & UMC, and the 2017 National Electrical Code. These are the codes in most common use today. 81 illustrations provide graphic explanations of code issues, and 32 tables put essential information at your fingertips. Major changes are highlighted in the book for all four major disciplines – building, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical. Perfect for field use or in the office.
Also available is Code Check 9th Edition eBook: It includes all the material in the print book, plus 9 additional tables and 27 additional illustrations. As with all of the eBooks, it contains navigation features to quickly access particular code items.
And coming soon! Code Check 9th Edition for California eBook: The California edition contains only the portions relevant to the 2019 California codes, including the Energy Code and Green Building Standards. It includes numerous highlighted California amendments and commentaries. And of course, it contains the navigation features of all of our eBooks.
Code Check Building 4th is based on the first 10 chapters of the 2015 International Residential Code. It contains the codes adopted in much of the US. We have expanded the tables to make the book more usable in the field. There are significant changes to the rules for smoke alarms, fire protection, framing, and wall coverings, as well as changes to the span tables and fastener schedules. The 61 illustrations and 31 tables in the book make complex code sections much easier to understand, and changes from the previous code edition are highlighted throughout. New to this edition is annotations that indicate selected differences between the IRC and California codes. This book is endorsed by the International Code Council.
10 years ago, Code Check’s lead author Douglas Hansen wrote what was called “The best book ever written on electrical inspections for home inspectors.” Now, with the help of Redwood Kardon and Jim Katen, Douglas has completely re-written Electrical Inspections of Existing Dwellings. Over twice the original size, it has been updated to the 2011 NEC, and is packed with information to help inspectors through all aspects of an electrical inspection.
The book functions as a training manual with a systematic approach to electrical inspections. It also serves as a guide to locate the specific NEC sections that apply to home inspections, and it includes extensive historical notes on when different items entered the code and how it has changed over the years.
Featuring illustrations by Paddy Morrissey, the book includes over 900 drawings, tables, and photographs, and is available in both print (black and white) and electronic format (full color).
