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IRC includes:

  • Engineered truss rafters with dimensional lumber of 2x4 and/or 2x6 - varies by roof load
  • Eave facia 2x6
  • Purchased microlam ridge beams
  • 2x top and bottom plates (exterior walls have a dbl. 2x top plate)
  • Static pressure eave and shingle ridge roof venting
  • Jamb studs at window openings (and doors)
  • 46" egress windows in all bedrooms (36" and 46")
  • 35 year architectural shingles
  • OSB home wrap
  • 2x10 floor joists
  • High efficiency furnace
  • Coaxial vented water heater - 40 gallon gas
  • Doors on furnace compartments and water heater compartments (subject to floor plan)(24")
  • 2 exterior GFI's in standard locations - Front & rear door (At all ext. openings)
  • Clean-out on sewer waste-line drops
  • Upgraded freshwater and plumbing design throughout home
  • 38-21-19 insulation per Res Check (some counties require more)
  • One hose bib
  • Exterior meter base/power panel combination (based on local needs)
  • Huntington Brass faucets T/O includes tub and shower anti-scald faucets
  • Smoke detectors installed in hallways
  • ARC fault lights and receptacles in bedrooms
  • Receptacles within 6 ft of doorways
  • Upgraded wiring and receptacle schedule throughout home
  • Optional dishwasher to be on separate circuit
  • 200 amp service
  • State in-plant inspection approval process and fees
  • Furnace compartment is expanded - varies by state
  • No mechanical vents only VTRs
  • 12-2 wire mostly
  • Return air venting
  • ARC breakers in panel box
  • Contractor fees for electrical and mechanical
  • State registered engineer's stamped approvals

***Utility room configurations may change due to air return requirements, furnace and water heater locations, and roof pitch changes***
Last Updated ( Monday, 05 April 2010 10:02 )
 

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