A WETT inspection will probably be required for any home that has a wood burning appliance. WETT stands for Wood Energy Technology Transfer, and it involves making sure that a fireplace, woodstove and chimney in a home are up to code and safe. In addition to getting a WETT inspection before you buy a home, it is also important to get regular WETT inspections every year if your current home has a fireplace or woodstove in it.
WETT Certified Inspectors must take and pass a two day Code Compliant course with a passing grade of 70 percent. They then can choose to become a certified tech or advisor, earn their certification in chimney sweeping, or earn a WETT certification in SITE basic.
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WETT Certified Inspectors must take and pass a two day Code Compliant course with a passing grade of 70 percent. They then can choose to become a certified tech or advisor, earn their certification in chimney sweeping, or earn a WETT certification in SITE basic.
For more information visit website through #BarrieHomeInspector.
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