Up Codes

[RGWhite]

Anyone ever use this website to find codes?  It has graphics to show how the code requires the work to be acceptable.  Also codes for every state. 

[RGWhite]

Try this:  https://up.codes/codes/general

 

I use it all the time.  Cost about $30/month, but a quick and valuable source of info.  Will compare codes.  I really like the accessibility section.  It stays up to date on changes.

[RGWhite]

Are there other sites like this?

[tinadelllic]

I really like it and got to explore it quite a bit with a recent commercial project. Check out the code illustrations, especially for calculations - some were surprisingly useful! Not sure I'll pay $30 a month though.

[kylejmarsh]

Just checked the MI Residential code section and it looks pretty accurate, even with the later 'Addendum' notes which changed some things like stair rise+run requirements, so looks like they have it up to date. Plus you can see quite a bit of content without an account, just not the photos. Will be bookmarking for future reference and for sharing with builders who may not have a codebook.

 

So far I just keep a pdf of the code I usually work under, the MI code, which I bought from the icc store: https://shop.iccsafe.org

 

[OkeeCADastrophe]

I've used the site for several years.  The annual subscription is $400 and well worth it to me as my work involves multiple industries and disciplines.  I would recommend UpCodes for the quickness of the search feature alone.  It also keeps you updated with changes to any code, which I find very useful.

 

~m@