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REScheck Inspection Checklist <br /> 2000 Minnesota Energy Code <br /> REScheck Software Version 3.6 Release 1 <br /> PROJECT TITLE: March + Larson Addition <br /> PLAN REVIEW AND INSPECTION ISSUES <br /> This list of items may be helpful for Plan Reviewers and Building Inspectors to use as a guide for enforcing the Minnesota <br /> Energy Code. The items apply to Group R, Division 3 Occupancies, one-and two-family residential dwellings. The items <br /> marked with * apply only to detached one-and two-family residential dwellings. <br /> PLAN REVIEW ISSUES <br /> FOUNDATION INSPECTION <br /> [ ] foundation wall insulation R-5 minimum <br /> [ ] foundation insulation extends from top of wall down to top of the footing <br /> [ ] exterior foundation insulation is covered by a protective coating finish <br /> CONCRETE SLAB OR UNDER-SLAB INSPECTION <br /> [ ] slab on grade perimeter insulation R-5 minimum <br /> [ ] slab insulation extends from top of slab to design frost line or top of footing <br /> [ ] floors over unheated space R-30 minimum <br /> WINDOWS/DOORS/SKYLIGHTS <br /> [ ] average U-value is 0.37 maximum for windows and glass doors (excludes foundation windows) <br /> [ ] window U-values consistent with building plan and REScheck Certificate <br /> [ ] window and door areas consistent with building plan and REScheck Certificate <br /> MECHANICAL VENTILATION ISSUES <br /> [ ] residential mechanical ventilation system provides adequate ventilation per code requirements* <br /> [ ] furnace efficiency is consistent with REScheck Certificate or building plan <br /> [ ] protection against excessive depressurization is installed per code requirements* <br /> ENVELOPE INSULATION FOR PLAN REVIEW <br /> [ ] interior basement insulation R-5 minimum (if no exterior insulation) <br /> [ ] ceilings with attics R-38 minimum or consistent with building plan and REScheck Certificate <br /> [ ] wall framing and insulation level is consistent with building design and REScheck Certificate <br /> INSPECTION ISSUES <br /> CONCEALED INSULATION <br /> Framing and Sheathing <br /> [ ] wind wash barrier installed at attic edge <br /> [ ] exterior wall comers framed so that insulation can be installed after exterior sheathing is installed <br /> [ ] intersections of interior partition walls and exterior walls fumed so that insulation can be installed between the <br /> partition and exterior sheathing after exterior sheathing is installed <br /> [ ] gaps between framing less than one-half inch are eliminated by securing framing together or are insulated at the time of <br /> assembly * <br /> [ ] all penetrations between conditioned and unconditioned spaces made prior to framing inspection are sealed <br /> Interior Air Barrier <br /> [ ] all fire stops are air sealed <br /> [ ] pipes, ducts, wires, equipment and flues and chimneys through the interior air barrier are sealed <br /> [ ] a sealed continuous interior air barrier is installed on the warm side of the building envelope at ceilings, walls, and <br /> floor rim joist areas * <br /> [ ] air barrier behind tub and shower is sealed and protected <br /> [ ] recessed light fixtures are sealed <br /> Envelope Insulation <br />