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City of Burlington Carbon Monoxide Detector Requirements
All residential dwellings and other occupancies in which there are rooms or spaces in which sleeping is permitted are required to have carbon monoxide detectors in the vicinity of the sleeping areas and on every floor of the dwelling, installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and State law. In most cases, this is best achieved by replacing smoke detector heads with combination carbon monoxide/smoke detector heads in accordance with the instructions and compatibility of...
Electrical Guidelines for a Single-Family Home
The City of Burlington electrical guidelines for single-family homes. See PDF download....
Residential Smoke Alarm Requirements
The State of Vermont Division of Fire and Safety smoke alarm installation requirements....
State of Vermont CO detectors requirements
Working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are the most important device you can have in your home. They provide essential early warnings of a problem so you and your family can safely escape.
Requirements for carbon monoxide, or CO, detectors (alarms) went into effect in 2005 for all buildings where people sleep. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly, colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. The only way to tell that it is present is to have a working...
List of Vermont Licensed Electricians
The state of Vermont provides a master list of all active licenses with the Division...
Efficiency Vermont tips for lowering your monthly energy bill
An electric water heater can be the biggest consumer of electricity in a home, often accounting...