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Figure out the local building codes
I am focusing my efforts in a two city area. They are both in the same county. What is the best way to find out and learn the building codes/requirements for those towns? Yes, I would like a magic book that lists out the requirements to finish a basement or requirements for a kitchen remodel.
How do I drive down the learning curve and not study the Uniform Building Code or Electric Code books :-/
Thanks everyone!