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Mon Oct 12 15:15:39 EDT 2009

Chris:

No, neither can you re-roof with a general or residential license
(unless it was issued prior to 1974). The reply was to the amount of
deck sheathing that a roofing contractor may replace. General, builder
and residential contactors can replace any amount (although they cannot
undertake a re-roof contract, therefore they would be working for a
roofing contractor) and repair structural members where a roofing
contractor can replace unlimited amounts of sheathing (a recent change
in the law, prior to the change the roofing contractor could not replace
any) but cannot repair or replace any structural support members -
therein lies the difference regarding the sheathing issue.

I hope I said it better this time

R.J.Koning - Director

Contractors Institute

rjkoning at contractorsinstitute.com

8301 Joliet Street

Hudson, Fl 34667

727-863-5147

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I don't think you can re-roof with a CBC license ?

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	   3. garage penetrations (Steve Roland)

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	Message: 1
	Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 12:59:25 -0400
	From: Steve Roland <steven_t05 at hotmail.com>
	Subject: Re: [Florida Code Talk] Roof Sheathing Replacement for
	    Re-roofing
	To: "bill larder,jr" <bill_larder_jr at hotmail.com>,
	    "codetalk at myfloridacode.com" <codetalk at myfloridacode.com>,
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	I had a chance to address this at a UCC meeting in Daytona
awhile back.  I answered with another question.  If someone has the
ability to replace one sheet of sheathing do they now become stupid and
don't know how to change more?  My opinion on this is as long is there
is no truss involvement in the replacement then the number of sheets
would be what ever it takes to complete a satisfactory job to code.  And
you will probably receive as many answers as I did and then it never was
decided on.  So it will be up to the local jusistiction on how bad they
want to mess with the roofing contractor.  What ever happened to good
common sense? IMHO.  good luck on this one.

	Steve

	From: bill_larder_jr at hotmail.com
	To: codetalk at myfloridacode.com;
larder-n-sonsconstruction at hotmail.com
	Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 19:27:25 -0400
	Subject: [Florida Code Talk] Roof Sheathing Replacement for
Re-roofing

	Good Evening.  

	I have a question that I have asked my local Building Department
and have got several answers.  I have been 
	told that we can change between 2 to 4 sheets of Plywood/OSB
when re-roofing.  I have asked several 
	Roofing Contractors the same question and it varies for 6 sheets
to no limit.  I was given a copy of: 
	FRSA Governent Insider.  2008 Legislative Session Over. Roofing
Contractor License Scope to include 
	Deck Attachment & Wood Sheathing Replacement.  HB 697 by Gary
Aubuchon (R-Cape Coral) relating to 
	the Florida Building Code.

	My question is:  How many sheets of Plywood/OBS (4'x8') can be
replaced during re-roofing a building
	by a State Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC license)?  Does a
CCC license have the same scope as a State 
	Cerified: Residental (CRC), Building (CBC), or General (CGC)
Contractor has when re-roofing a building?

	Thank you for your input.  

	Bill Larder
	Larder & Sons Construction, Inc.
	CBC1254430, CCC1327418, CFC1427906

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	Message: 2
	Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 15:27:06 EDT
	From: WR290 at aol.com
	Subject: Re: [Florida Code Talk] Roof Sheathing Replacement for
	    Re-roofing
	To: steven_t05 at hotmail.com, bill_larder_jr at hotmail.com,
	    codetalk at myfloridacode.com,
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	Based on a roofing contractors license, see below. It appears
they can  
	replace as many as they need as long as it is needed. 

	Tom Ricci
	BT Builders Inc
	954-214-4448

	(e)  "Roofing contractor" means a contractor whose services are
unlimited 
	in the roofing trade and who has the experience, knowledge, and
skill  to 
	install, maintain, repair, alter, extend, or design, when not
prohibited by  
	law, and use materials and items used in the installation,
maintenance,  
	extension, and alteration of all kinds of roofing,
waterproofing, and coating,  
	except when coating is not represented to protect, repair,
waterproof, stop  
	leaks, or extend the life of the roof. The scope of work of a
roofing 
	contractor also  includes required roof-deck attachments and any
repair or 
	replacement of wood  roof sheathing or fascia as needed during
roof repair or 
	replacement. 

	In a message dated 10/11/2009 1:04:19 P.M. Eastern Daylight
Time,  
	steven_t05 at hotmail.com writes:

	I had  a chance to address this at a UCC meeting in Daytona
awhile back.  I 
	answered with another question.  If someone has the ability to
replace  
	one sheet of sheathing do they now become stupid and don't know
how to change  
	more?  My opinion on this is as long is there is no truss
involvement in 
	the replacement then the number of sheets would be what ever it
takes to 
	complete a satisfactory job to code.  And you will probably
receive as many 
	answers as I did and then it never was decided on.  So it  will
be up to the 
	local jusistiction on how bad they want to mess with the
roofing contractor. 
	What ever happened to good common sense? IMHO.   good luck on
this one.

	Steve

	____________________________________
	From: bill_larder_jr at hotmail.com
	To: codetalk at myfloridacode.com;
larder-n-sonsconstruction at hotmail.com
	Date: Fri, 9 Oct 2009 19:27:25  -0400
	Subject: [Florida Code Talk] Roof Sheathing Replacement for
Re-roofing

	Good Evening.  

	I have a question that I have asked my local  Building
Department and have 
	got several answers.  I have been 
	told  that we can change between 2 to 4 sheets of Plywood/OSB
when 
	re-roofing.   I have asked several 
	Roofing Contractors the same question and it varies  for 6
sheets to no 
	limit.  I was given a copy of: 
	FRSA Governent  Insider.  2008 Legislative Session Over. Roofing
Contractor 
	License Scope  to include 
	Deck Attachment & Wood Sheathing Replacement.  HB 697  by Gary
Aubuchon 
	(R-Cape Coral) relating to 
	the Florida Building  Code.

	My question is:  How many sheets of Plywood/OBS  (4'x8') can be
replaced 
	during re-roofing a building
	by a State  Certified Roofing Contractor (CCC license)?  Does a
CCC license 
	have the same scope as a State 
	Cerified: Residental (CRC), Building  (CBC), or General (CGC)
Contractor 
	has when re-roofing a  building?

	Thank you for your input.  

	Bill  Larder
	Larder & Sons Construction, Inc.
	CBC1254430, CCC1327418,  CFC1427906

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	Message: 3
	Date: Mon, 12 Oct 2009 09:21:31 -0400
	From: Steve Roland <steven_t05 at hotmail.com>
	Subject: [Florida Code Talk] garage penetrations
	To: "codetalk at myfloridacode.com" <codetalk at myfloridacode.com>
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	So not to contaminate the response I will only ask the question
and not provide my take on it.

	If 2 metal boots (4 X 12) are installed into a garage ceiling
for makeup air to the gas appliances in the garage, would this meet or
violate the penetration requirements of the FBCR?  At the present time
they are not vented out of the attic and have no fire dampers.  This is
to supply combustion air to a water heater and a furnace.

	Thanks,

	Steve 

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