Do you need EPA approval and inspections when installed?
51159
I don't think you'll need EPA approval, but you WILL need to make sure there are no underground utilities where you dig.
631430
No it's not necessary at all. We installed one faucet with pull down sprayer. Works perfectly.
244981
Yes. Follow the directions and you should be happy with the product and the install.
1861259
Yes, you can. Our plumbers didn't mention any problems with the installation.
512177
I think is not required, but sure it gives a better look! Also, it will depend on what you have installed.
83301
If you used My Mold Detective, they can recommend you to a certified and insured remediation contractor from their network who is in your area. Or if you are just researching at this point, I found that the EPA's website has some great guidelines which were referenced on My Mold Detective's website. http://epa.gov/mold/ I found out that if it is under 10 square feet of mold I could have done the remediation myself, but if it is over 10 square feet they recommended I use a professional. I ended up working with a professional My Mold Detective connected me to and was very pleased with the contractor. My allergies now bother me much less, glad I did it! If you used My Mold Detective, they can recommend you to a certified and insured remediation contractor from their network who is in your area. Or if you are just researching at this point, I found that the EPA's website has some great guidelines which were referenced on My Mold Detective's website. http://epa.gov/mold/ I found out that if it is under 10 square feet of mold I could have done the remediation myself, but if it is over 10 square feet they recommended I use a professional. I ended up working with a professional My Mold Detective connected me to and was very pleased with the... » Read More If you used My Mold Detective, they can recommend you to a certified and insured remediation contractor from their network who is in your area. Or if you are just researching at this point, I found that the EPA's website has some great guidelines which were referenced on My Mold Detective's website. http://epa.gov/mold/ I found out that if it is under 10 square feet of mold I could have done the remediation myself, but if it is over 10 square feet they recommended I use a professional. I ended up working with a professional My Mold Detective connected me to and was very pleased with the contractor. My allergies now bother me much less, glad I did it! « Show Less
2104921
I installed mine last spring but I do remember that the kit was complete. I think they may have included a few things that I did not require for my situation.
1792412
Not sure because I returned this model. If you need something for a normal size house, you need a model with at least 4.5gpm to 6gpm because a regular shower flows at 2.5gpm. I ended up getting the aviditi model instead. Served my house perfectly for over a year and half. To finally answer your question, YES you need someone with local certification to install. You can ignore the plumbing part because that's very easy but for insurance and .legal reasons, get a certified electrician. Mine had to run two thick 50amp cables from the two 50 amp breakers to the unit.
815754
I'm not sure they need it. I fill mine out of a scuba tank and that needs annual inspections and Hydro every 5 years. There is really no way to vis these. I don't have hydro date either. They hydro dates are "stamped" on, that would ruin this cylinder.
698427
Thank you for your question. I am the manufacturer of this product. For an initial screening of your radon levels, the EPA recommends testing the lowest level of your home that is occupied. If your first test has a result above 4.0 pCi/L, the EPA recommends performing a second test to confirm your radon levels. But for most testing needs, one kit is sufficient. Each kit will test an area up to 2,000 square feet.
1285445
Nerium does not require FDA approval because it is a cosmetic product. This link here is a better explanation. You may also go to www.larskincare.nerium.com and read about the science behind the Nerium products in more detail :). http://www.neriumblog.net/nerium-product/neriumad-doesnt-require-fda-approval/
17029
yes both tanks are dot approved and emty you have to exchange them or get them filled
697146
The pipe is concentric with both intake and exhaust. If you had to you could fabricate something that would work. I doubt it would pass inspection without a lot of paperwork. If you decide to do it make sure to include slope in the pipe because there will be condensation. Either up or down slope will work.
1741804
I don't know about inspection, but all my 18 lights was installed without can. I believe this light are made for dump location also and probably will pass inspection.
1800563
The hook-ups are so simple that I doubt you'll need the 1-page instructions to pass inspection. Inspectors are generally more concerned with the feeds and the drains.
805635
I don't recall that was a requirement. I returned it because I have a metal roof. I wish I could have used it. Good luck.
1851807
Good question for the manufacturer. Do you have the paperwork on your purchase?