The Scope of a Level 3 WETT Inspection is termed as “Concealed Accessibility”, which includes the following items:
1) A Level 1 and 2 inspection, and
(2) an inspection of system components in areas of “concealed accessibility” for clearance to combustibles, and
(3) an evaluation of construction, sizing, condition and suitability of components of the system in areas of “concealed accessibility”, and
(4) an examination of surrounding construction for evidence of damage.
The Purpose of the Level 1 WETT inspection is to: (1) To verify code compliance of the readily accessible components:
(a) At a homeowner’s request, or
(b) with a homeowner’s permission, when requested by a third party such as a Realtor, insurance company, home buyer or seller etc.
The Process of performing a Level 3 WETT Inspection includes:
(1) The inspection by invasive means of concealed areas of the system by a WETT certified SITE Comprehensive Inspector, including the removal of nonstructural building components and/or the disassembly of parts of the system.
(2) The possible use of specialized tools and equipment.
(3) A comprehensive written report of the findings and possibly including inspection checklists.
The Ontario Fire Code requires homeowners to maintain the safety of their chimneys and inspect them at least once a year. Consulting a WETT (Wood Energy Technical Transfer) Certified chimney sweep will ensure the present and future owners’ safety, and help relieve the liability issues for all parties involved.
Many insurance companies in Canada are requiring Wood Energy Technology Transfer (WETT) inspections, an inspection of wood burning appliances, before issuing insurance. A WETT-inspector will visually inspect the safety of any wood-burning appliances.
Many insurance companies in Canada are requiring Wood Energy Technology Transfer (WETT) inspections, an inspection of wood burning appliances, before issuing insurance. A WETT-inspector will visually inspect the safety of any wood-burning appliances. Call the Barrie Home inspector for all your wood burning inspection requirements.
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