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Are drain pans required for water heaters? If so in what cases are/aren't they required.
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Where leakage of the tanks will cause damage (IRC 2006, P2801.5)
James H. Bushart Professional Building Analyst, BPI Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas 314-803-2167 |
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Thank you.
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And the damage doesn't have to be structural. The code just says "damage". If carpet or other flooring would get wet, I recommend a pan.
“The things that will destroy America are peace at any price, prosperity at any cost, safety first instead of duty first, the love of soft living, and the get-rich-quick theory of life.” Theodore Roosevelt Joe Funderburk, CMI Alpha & Omega Home Inspections, LLC Inspecting Upstate SC & Charlotte Metro, NC NACHI ID: NACHI05120170 www.aohomeinspection.com |
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Drain pans yes, but TPR should not go in the pan.
1st Inspection Services Bruce M. Graham III Gainesville, FL 32608 352 871 8989 Florida Licensed Home Inspector #HI10 Radon Measurment Technician # R2279 NACHI05091592 ICC 5268478 www.1stinspectionsfl.com www.bungalowstomansions.com |
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