Tennessee 2025 building codes

What's in this group15 books

Codes in this group

• 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible DesignADA
• 2017 ANSI 117.1 Accessible and Usable Buildings and FacilitiesANSI 117.1
• 2018 International Energy ConservationIECC
• 2018 International Residential CodeIRC
• 2021 International Building CodeIBC
• 2021 International Energy ConservationIECC
• 2021 International Existing Building CodeIEBC
• 2021 International Fire CodeIFC
• 2021 International Fuel Gas CodeIFGC
• 2021 International Mechanical CodeIMC
• 2021 International Plumbing CodeIPC
• 2021 International Property Maintenance CodeIPMC
• Tennessee Chapter 0780-02-01 Electrical Installations Amendments
• Tennessee Chapter 0780-02-02 Codes and Standards Amendments
• Tennessee Chapter 0780-02-23 One and Two Family Dwellings and Townhouses Amendments

Related code groups

Other editions for Tennessee, and neighbouring jurisdictions on the same cycle.

• Tennessee 2025 / Nashville and Davidson12
• California 202510
• California Fire 202510
• Michigan 20258
• New York State 202513
• Pennsylvania 202514
• California / Santa Cruz Master Fee Schedule1
• California 2025 / Alameda11
• California 2025 / Alameda County11

Questions

Which codes does Tennessee use?

Tennessee is covered by 15 books in Ichi, on the 2025 cycle: ADA, ANSI 117.1, IECC, IRC, IBC, IECC, and 9 more. The full list is above.

Does Ichi include Tennessee's local amendments?

This group currently carries the adopted model and state codes. If Tennessee has adopted local amendments we don't yet have, email connect@ichiplan.com — new books are typically added within a week.

How current is this code group?

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Can I read the full code text here?

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