Building a roof in Crete is not the same as building one in Lincoln. While both cities prioritize safety, they operate under different regulatory frameworks. Crete currently adopts the 2018 editions of the International Residential and Building Codes. Interestingly, Crete's plumbing regulations actually incorporate all of the City of Lincoln’s Uniform Plumbing Code Amendments, creating a unique overlap in how we manage water systems and drainage.

However, Lincoln has moved ahead to the 2021 International Mechanical Code for its mechanical standards, meaning requirements for exhaust systems and ventilation equipment have been updated more recently than in Crete. Furthermore, Crete enforces its own unique local amendments, such as specific 5/8-inch type X gypsum board requirements for dwelling-garage fire separation that you may not find in other jurisdictions. At New Dimension Construction, we stay current on these micro-market differences so your roof is not just built to last, but built to code."