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Building code answers for St. Louis & St. Charles contractors.
Type a code question the way you'd ask it on a job site. welvy Code answers for the city or county the job is in, and turns the requirements into a PDF you can send straight to the insurance carrier.
For roofing, fence and deck contractors
What it will do
The code book, without the digging
Local to the job
Cities and counties adopt different code editions and add their own changes. Answers follow where the job is: St. Louis City and County, St. Charles County and the towns around them.
Code PDFs for insurance
Build a clean PDF of the code requirements for a roof, with the sections cited, ready to send to the carrier with your supplement.
Roofs, fences and decks
Underlayment, ice barrier, drip edge and re-roof rules; fence heights and pool barriers; deck footings, ledgers, guards and stairs.
Works with welvy CRM
Save code answers and PDFs to the customer's job, right next to the estimate and the claim number.
Sources you can check
Every answer points to the code section it comes from, so you can show your work to a homeowner, an adjuster or an inspector.
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