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Re: OT-Room Addition Estimate
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Posted by Highlander on November 29, 2005 at 14:16:17 from (216.12.50.114):
In Reply to: OT-Room Addition Estimate posted by Ronald Barbee on November 29, 2005 at 12:12:45:
You may not need a permit or an inspection, but you still need to follow code. There are state codes and national codes and you can find them in your local library or even on-line. If you don't follow code you may compromise your homeowner's insurance. For instance, if there is a fire due to an electrical fault, even if it is not directly caused by your work, if the work didn't meet code, you may not be covered. Just a caution for all of us who do it ourselves.
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