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Rescheck Info

Designers as well as builders and/or contractors use the RESCheck to ascertain whether their new homes, additions, or alterations conform to the IECC regulations and few other state energy codes.

Additionally, RESCheck enables building officials, plan checkers and inspectors to make energy compliance determinations in a prompt manner on low-rise dwellings that satisfy the code requirements.

One application of REScheck is for insulation and window trade-offs in stand-alone residential one- and two-family buildings or three stories or less above grade within multi-family buildings such as apartments, townhouses, or condominiums.

To determine the building’s overall UA value REScheck employs a simple U-factor x Area (UA) calculation for each building assembly.

The UA for your building is compared with a UA that would occur if your building was code-compliance. 

According to the program’s report, if the total heat loss (expressed as a UA) through your building envelope does not exceed total heat loss from this building complying with the code being checked on; then it means that your structure meets the code.


 

To determine if new houses, addenda as well as changes meet the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) or National Energy Code is what Rescheck does. It simplifies compliance determinations for building officials, plan checkers and inspectors by enabling them to determine in a straightforward manner if a low-rise dwelling complies with the code.

The same way as new construction, additions are checked for compliance by Rescheck. When entering an addition, one only needs to show the new parts of the building in the software. To determine compliance, Rescheck trade-offs envelope assemblies.

Rescheck is suited for insulation and window tradeoff calculations in one and two-story family buildings and multi-family buildings less than three stories above grade, such as apartments, condos, and townhouses.

Have you determined if your building complies with Rescheck or the International Energy Conservation Code?

One of the best ways to know whether your building project meets the requirements of the code is by working with professionals. We are conversant with the dynamic and complicated world of construction codes. We can quickly go through your project to ensure that there are no surprises which may arise later on.

You deserve to work with a company that understands how important it is to finish a job. Our aim is to help you have enough information on what you need to know while making decisions about moving forward in your construction project. For this we’ve become an important partner to consider in any construction plan because we provide all the necessary information for making these crucial choices regarding a build’s combination.

Our professionals can check whether such a residential development is IECC compliant or not, for instance, if it is developing a low-rise apartment complex or single-family homes.

Pricing for our Reschecks
 

We determine pricing for our Rescheck based on how big your residential building job is. This allows us to adjust what we charge relative to both your build size and needs. With respect to even broadest interpretation from adding something new right up through largest residences available today, our team of experts covers all bases possible. ​It’s time you confirmed that your construction meets the International Energy Conservation Code; contact us soonest for further details on our services.​

HOW IT WORKS:

  1. You fill out our Online Request Form or Call us at 800-671-1895 x 107.

  2. If requested, we can contact you to go over the details of the project. 

  3. We deliver to you via the comprehensive RESCheck based on the information you provided us.

WHAT YOU GET! 

  • Complete RESCheck Energy Calculation Report

  • Documentation to support compliance of the residence with all requirements of your state. We service all areas where RESCheck is accepted.

  • Quick turnaround time with email delivery.

  • Expert team with over 30 years of experience behind your calculation.

STATES THAT CAN USE RESCHECK TO SHOW COMPLIANCE

The majority of the United States may use Rescheck to show compliance. However, some states allow REScheck use by county or jurisdiction rather than statewide (denoted by an asterisk [*]).

  • Alabama*

  • Arizona*

  • Arkansas

  • Colorado*

  • Connecticut

  • Delaware

  • Florida

  • Georgia

  • Guam

  • Hawaii*

  • Idaho

  • Illinois*

  • Indiana

  • Iowa

  • Kansas*

  • Kentucky

  • Louisiana

  • Maine

  • Maryland

  • Massachusetts - Stretch Code

  • Michigan

  • Minnesota

  • Mississippi*

  • Missouri*

  • Montana

  • Nebraska

  • Nevada

  • New Hampshire

  • New Jersey

  • New Mexico

  • New York - Stretch Code/NYCECC

  • North Carolina

  • North Dakota*

  • Ohio

  • Oklahoma*

  • Pennsylvania

  • Rhode Island

  • South Carolina

  • South Dakota*

  • Tennessee

  • Texas

  • U.S. Virgin Islands

  • Utah

  • Vermont

  • Washington

  • Washington, D.C.

  • West Virginia

  • Wisconsin

  • Wyoming*

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