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Sale!The MN Residential Code address construction for one- and two-family dwellings, townhouses, and their accessory structures. This code generally applies to licensed contractors performing improvements on those dwellings. Included in this text in MN Rule 1300 (Building Code Administration), MN Rule 1303 (MN Provisions to the Building Code), MN Rule 1303.2400 (MN Radon Code), MN Rule 1322 (MN Residential Energy Code), along with MN Rule 1309 (MN Residential Code).
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Sale!The MN Building code applies to all buildings constructed other than those identified in the MN Residential Code. The activity regulated by this code is generally considered “Commercial”, even though there may be residential uses (apartments, condos, etc.). Most buildings constructed under the MN Building Code require a Registered (MN Licensed) Design Professional.
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Sale!The MN Fire Code addresses the condition of existing buildings along with fire specific requirements for various occupancies that are important but not as common in the built environment.
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Sale!The MN Conservation Code for Existing Buildings is a code specially designed to provide options that allow for the repurposing of existing structures without having to comply with the full requirements of the MN Building Code. This code is not well known, and can provide significant savings in the reuse of existing buildings.
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Sale!The MN Plumbing Code deals with all issues surrounding plumbing, including maintaining safe potable water supply, adequate water delivery, and drain, waste and vent systems.
