Get Mi Uniform Energy Code Compliance Form

This guide provides a step-by-step approach to filling out the Michigan Uniform Energy Code Compliance Form online. Whether you are a builder or a user interested in energy compliance, this resource will help you navigate the form with ease and accuracy.

Follow the steps to complete the form correctly.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter the job address and municipality in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy to avoid complications during the submission process.
3. Fill in the builder's name and the person who is submitting the form. Include a valid business phone number for contact.
4. Check the method of compliance that applies: either 'Prescriptive' or 'Systems Approach.' Note that if you choose the Systems Approach, you must provide an energy analysis comparison report.
5. Provide the gross area of exterior walls in square feet. This metric is essential for calculating compliance.
6. List the square footage of fenestration openings. This data will contribute to compliance evaluation.
7. Calculate and indicate the percent of fenestration exterior wall opening. This calculation will be necessary for determining compliance thresholds.
8. If fenestration openings exceed 20% of the gross exterior wall area, detail the trade-off option you will use for compliance.
9. Indicate the percentage of exposed basement wall area by calculating the square feet of exposed basement wall divided by the total gross area of exterior walls.
10. Specify the proposed 'R' value and type of insulation that will be applied to basement walls to ensure the exposure percentage meets requirements.
11. Attach documentation for certified or labeled 'R' values of all pre-manufactured fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights.
12. Indicate the proposed insulation 'R' value for each component, including walls, slab on grade floors, floors over unconditioned space, ceiling/roof, and crawl space walls.
13. Acknowledge that at the time of inspection, the insulation installer must provide a certificate for any blown-in or sprayed insulation that includes initial thickness, settled thickness, coverage area, and number of bags used.
14. Sign and date the form to confirm completion and compliance, ensuring all provided information is accurate.
15. Once all sections are filled out, proceed to save changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Complete your forms online to ensure compliance with energy codes.