Chicago Codes Complete Set

With this complete set of Chicago Code publications, you'll be able to remain in compliance and easily find any and all information for the design and construction of commercial and residential buildings, covering all provisions for electricity, fire prevention, plumbing, and much more. Get the complete set and stay compliant with the regulations specific to the City of Chicago.

Get the complete set of all the Chicago Codes in one package and save! This set includes the following Codes:

1999 Chicago Fire Prevention Code

The new 2005 Edition of the Chicago Fire Safety Code should be available during the first quarter of next year. The Chicago Fire Prevention Code, 1999 Edition, is still the most recent update. The code includes a compilation of chapters from the Municipal Code of Chicago selected for inclusion by the Bureau of Fire Prevention. Enforcement of Regulations, Fire Protection Equipment, and Flammable Liquids are among the many chapters that make up the Chicago Fire Prevention Code regulations.

2004 Chicago Mechanical (HVAC) Code

The Chicago Mechanical Code, 2004 Edition, has been completely revised and contains chapters pertaining to heating, refrigeration, ventilation regulations and ventilation requirements for specific occupancies. Included are tables and ventilation requirements.

2008 Chicago Building Code

Updated for 2008, this two-volume set is published annually containing a compilation of chapters from the complete Municipal Code of Chicago relating to building construction and maintenance. The Chicago Electrical Code, plus Chicago regulations pertaining to plumbing, heating, ventilation, refrigeration, energy conservation, elevators, as well as fire prevention are incorporated into 2 volumes.

2008 Chicago Electrical Code

The Chicago Electrical Code, published annually, includes general electrical regulations, all basic ordinances governing administration of the code itself, rules involving general applications, installations involving special occupancies, special equipment or special conditions, construction specifications, tables and penalties.

No need to wade through the entire Municipal Code of Chicago to find electrical regulations. These regulations together with all basic ordinances governing administration of the code itself, rules involving general applications, installations involving special occupancies, special equipment or special conditions, construction specifications, tables and penalties are compiled in one efficient source, including a directory of electrical requirements for all municipalities in Cook County.

2005 Chicago Energy Conservation Code

The Chicago Energy Conservation Code contains residential and commercial building information that is intended to regulate the design of buildings and structures, in order to enable the effective use of energy. All plans submitted to the City of Chicago Building Department for permit on and after June 3, 2002, will require certification by a Chicago Registered Energy Professional, stating that the plans comply with the Chicago Energy Conservation Code.

2006 Chicago Plumbing Code

The Chicago Plumbing Code, 2006 Edition, contains revised regulations selected from the Municipal Code of Chicago that relate to plumbing, water supply, industrial waste and sewers. Includes tables and graphics, as well as sections from other pertinent chapters.

2008 Chicago Zoning Ordinance Code

The Chicago Zoning Ordinance is now available. Chicago Zoning Ordinance, published annually, has over 300 maps showing zoning of every site within the city limits. Includes Off-street Parking and Loading Provisions, Lakefront Protection, Condominium Ordinances, Landmark Ordinances with list of designated landmarks, Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance, Planned Manufacturing Districts, Adult Use Ordinance, Flood Control and more. Also, you receive access to old zoning ordinance provisions and a Zoning law library. The Zoning Code Combo includes a copy of the print and a one-year subscription, (24/7 access) to the online version, which is constantly updated with changes from City Council Journals.