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What is the definition of A/C?
What is the definition of A/C?
What code is associated with appliance installation - commercial?
What code is associated with appliance installation - commercial?
91150
What is the definition of carpentry - handyman?
What is the definition of carpentry - handyman?
91344- Service and repair work only.Maximum $2,500 per job if licensed and $500 per job if not licensed.
Which of the following codes pertains to carpentry - residential?
Which of the following codes pertains to carpentry - residential?
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What type of cleaning work does code 91405 relate to?
What type of cleaning work does code 91405 relate to?
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What does code 91551 refer to?
What does code 91551 refer to?
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What is included in the definition of carpentry - commercial?
What is included in the definition of carpentry - commercial?
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What does the code 91436 refer to?
What does the code 91436 refer to?
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Study Notes
A/C Installation and Repair
- Class code 91111 covers installation, service, or repair of air conditioning units, including dealers.
- Heating work should use class code 95647 in conjunction with A/C work.
Appliance Installation - Commercial
- Class code 91150 pertains to installation of commercial appliances.
- Residential apartments are excluded from this classification.
Appliance Installation - Residential
- Class code 91150 also applies to installation, service, and repair of household appliances.
- This class specifically does not cover commercial appliances.
Carpentry - Commercial
- Class code 91342 includes improvements and betterments for commercial tenants.
- No exterior work on buildings exceeding 3 stories; stand-alone roofing or roofing licenses are not allowed.
- Incidental roofing can occur with remodeling projects.
Carpentry - Handyman
- Class code 91344 is for service and repair work only.
- Maximum job cost is $2,500 if licensed, $500 if not licensed.
- For residential remodels use class code 91340; for commercial remodels use 91342.
Carpentry - Interior
- Class code 91341 covers finish carpentry including woodwork, trim, countertops (excluding tile), and cabinet installation.
- General contracting or interior room remodels are not allowed; use class code 91340 instead.
- No subcontracting for exterior framing work.
Carpentry - Residential
- Class code 91340 allows structural and non-structural remodeling and repair.
- Examples include kitchen and bathroom remodels, decking, and adding square footage (like second stories).
- Exterior framing subcontracting and stand-alone roofing work are prohibited.
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
- Class code 91405 is for carpet and upholstery cleaning performed on customer premises only; no shop exposure permitted.
- Only 100% service/repair and commercial risks are eligible under this class.
Ceiling/Wall Installation - Metal
- Class code 91436 pertains to the installation of metal or acoustic ceilings and walls.
Communication Equipment Installation
- Class code 91551 covers wiring, cables, and circuits for telephone and communication equipment operations.
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This quiz features flashcards for BTIS admitted carrier class codes related to various installation and service categories. It includes definitions and specific codes for heating, commercial, and residential appliance installations. Ideal for those looking to understand the terminology and coding used in the industry.
