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This document outlines the energy efficiency requirements for construction or remodeling projects in the Town of Surfside Beach, in accordance with the 2006 International Energy Conservation Code

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How to fill out 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements

1. Identify the climate zone: Confirm that your location is classified as Zone 3 or 3A according to the 2006 IECC.
2. Gather necessary documents: Compile building plans, energy models, and other relevant documentation required for compliance.
3. Review the requirements: Familiarize yourself with the specific energy efficiency requirements outlined in the 2006 IECC for Zone 3 or 3A.
4. Insulation: Ensure that your building meets the minimum insulation R-values for walls, ceilings, and floors as specified.
5. Windows and doors: Select windows and doors that meet or exceed the solar heat gain coefficients (SHGC) and U-factors for your zone.
6. HVAC systems: Install heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems that comply with the efficiency standards set by the code.
7. Lighting: Ensure that all installed lighting meets the required efficiency standards and includes appropriate controls.
8. Verify compliance: Conduct energy modeling or audits to ensure all components meet the 2006 IECC requirements.
9. Submit documentation: Prepare and submit all necessary documentation to local authorities or inspectors for review.
10. Schedule inspections: Arrange for required inspections to confirm compliance with the outlined requirements.

Who needs 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

1. Builders and contractors constructing new buildings in Zone 3 or 3A.
2. Property developers aiming for energy-efficient constructions.
3. Homeowners or organizations renovating existing buildings in these zones.
4. Government and regulatory agencies enforcing energy efficiency standards.
5. Architects and engineers involved in the design of buildings in these climate zones.

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What does IECC stand for?

International Energy Conservation Code (IECC)

What insulation qualifies for energy tax credit?

What products are eligible? Typical bulk insulation products can qualify, such as batts, rolls, -in fibers, rigid boards, expanding spray, and pour-in-place. Products that air seal (reduce air leaks) can also qualify, as long as they come with a Manufacturers Certification Statement, including: Weather stripping.

What is the minimum R value for the IECC?

Insulation and Insulating Material CLIMATE ZONEMINIMUM R-VALUE REQUIREMENT TO MEET 2021 IECC 1 R30 R13 or R0 + R10 CI* 2 R49 R13 or R0 + R10 CI 3 R49 R20 or R13 + R5 CI or R0 + R15 CI 4 EXCEPT MARINE R60 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R20 CI5 more rows • Oct 29, 2024

What are the minimum R-values for IECC?

Insulation and Insulating Material CLIMATE ZONEMINIMUM R-VALUE REQUIREMENT TO MEET 2021 IECC 1 R30 R13 or R0 + R10 CI* 2 R49 R13 or R0 + R10 CI 3 R49 R20 or R13 + R5 CI or R0 + R15 CI 4 EXCEPT MARINE R60 R20 + R5 CI or R13 + R10 CI or R0 + R20 CI5 more rows • Oct 29, 2024

What is the minimum R-value for underfloor insulation?

Underfloor insulation needs a minimum R-value* of 1.3. Existing ceiling insulation may need to be topped up or replaced if it is not in a reasonable condition, and in most situations, existing ceiling insulation needs to be at least 120mm thick.

What is the minimum R-value for insulation?

Depending on where you live and the part of your home you're insulating (walls, crawlspace, attic, etc.), you'll need a different R-Value. Typical recommendations for exterior walls are R-13 to R-23, while R-30, R-38 and R-49 are common for ceilings and attic spaces.

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What is 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

The 2006 IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) Zone 3 or 3A Requirements involve specific building design and construction practices aimed at enhancing energy efficiency in buildings located in climate zones categorized as Zone 3 or 3A, which typically cover regions with a mix of moderate to warm temperatures.

Who is required to file 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

Building owners, architects, and contractors involved in the design and construction of residential and commercial buildings in the applicable areas of Zone 3 or 3A are required to file the 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements.

How to fill out 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

To fill out the 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements, applicants need to complete the prescribed forms detailing their building’s compliance with energy efficiency measures specified in the code, including insulation levels, window performance, and HVAC systems, while submitting any required documentation for review by the local authority.

What is the purpose of 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

The purpose of the 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements is to promote energy efficiency in building design and construction, reduce energy consumption, lower energy costs for communities, and minimize the environmental impact associated with energy use.

What information must be reported on 2006 IECC Zone 3 or 3A Requirements?

The information that must be reported includes the building's location, type of construction, proposed energy efficiency measures being implemented, compliance calculations, a list of materials used, and any relevant documentation for energy systems installed.