Illinois Plumbing Laws Files

Illinois Plumbing Laws
The Illinois General Assembly has "declared" that individuals who plan, inspect, install, alter, extend, repair and maintain plumbing systems shall be individuals of proven skill.

Understanding The Illinois Backflow Prevention Program
Illinois drinking water supplies are protected by both the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) and the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH).

Testing Of Backflow Prevention Devices
In the case of a residential or commercial irrigation system, a reduced pressure principle backflow prevention device (RPZ) is required between the potable water supply and the irrigation system.

Plumbing Contractor Registration
The State of Illinois registers plumbing contractors and state law requires that anyone doing plumbing work in Illinois be registered with the State of Illinois or the City of Chicago.

Plumbing Codes
Plumbing codes outline the best and most modern methods to be used in plumbing installations.

Inspections And Permits
Through the issuance of permits and the requirements of public inspection, a community can assure itself of proper plumbing code enforcement.

EPA Certification
The EPA under the Clean Air Act requires individuals working on refrigeration equipment, including residential air conditioning units, to be certified in the proper handling of "ozone-depleting" substances.

Advertising Plumbing Services
For protection of its citizens, the State of Illinois requires that any person advertising plumbing services must include the Plumbing License Number

CONSUMERS

Consumer Education

IL Home Repair Brochure

CONTRACTORS

PCA Safety Manual

Find a Contractor

The Plumbing Contractors

Association of Greater Chicago

603 Rogers Street, Suite 2 Downers Grove, Illinois 60515

312-563-9526 | Contact Us | Facebook

© Copyright 2021 The Plumbing Council | All rights reserved.