Determine the correct NFPA 211 inspection level (I, II, or III) required for a given chimney service scenario and pull the code language from NFPA's free read-only viewer.

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Steps

  1. Go to link.nfpa.org/all-publications/211/2024 (create/sign in to a free NFPA account if prompted)
  2. Match the scenario (fuel-type change, relining, property transfer, storm/chimney-fire event) to the Level II trigger list in Chapter 15
  3. Confirm Level I vs Level III thresholds (readily-accessible areas vs concealed-structure destructive access)
  4. Cross-check against the $65 print/PDF edition (nfpa.org/product/nfpa-211-standard/p0211code) if verbatim clause text is needed
  5. Note the edition year (2024 is current) since older cited editions may differ

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