Question 1

Do I need a Rescheck for a remodel?

Accepted Answer

Most jurisdictions require a Rescheck for major remodels affecting walls, windows, doors, insulation, or roofing. Minor interior remodels typically do not require one, but requirements vary by location.

Question 2

Do I need a Rescheck for an addition?

Accepted Answer

Virtually all additions require a Rescheck report, including room additions, second-story additions, sunrooms, and enclosed porches.

Question 3

Can I do my own Rescheck?

Accepted Answer

The DOE offers free software, but it requires technical knowledge of building science and energy codes. Our HERS-certified professionals complete reports accurately with fast turnaround.

Question 4

What is a Rescheck report?

Accepted Answer

A Rescheck report is a compliance document generated using DOE software to verify that residential construction projects meet IECC energy efficiency requirements.

Question 5

What is a Manual J load calculation?

Accepted Answer

A Manual J load calculation is an ACCA-approved method used to determine the proper heating and cooling size for HVAC systems based on insulation, square footage, windows, and climate zone.

Question 6

What is COMcheck?

Accepted Answer

COMcheck is the commercial equivalent of Rescheck used to verify energy code compliance for commercial buildings, multi-family buildings over three stories, and mixed-use projects.

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