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ICC-ES came into being on February 1, 2003, when America's four building-product evaluation services officially combined their operations. The four "legacy" evaluation services that came together to form ICC-ES were the National Evaluation Service, Inc.; BOCAI Evaluation Services; ICBO Evaluation Service, Inc.; and SBCCI Public Service Testing and Evaluation Services, Inc. Through the legacy evaluation services, ICC-ES has a history that goes back more than seventy years. Listing for Shakes & ShinglesThe three-page ICC-ES CHEMCO Evaluation Report linked below, dated April 2005, describes the installation procedures (including detailed diagrams) for Class A systems, and B, and C shakes, under the trade names FTX, CedarPlus, Durashake, FST, and CHEMCO. ICC-ES findings conclude that shakes and shingles under these brand names are in compliance with the 1997 Uniform Building Code and the 2003 International Building Code. ICC ESR-1410, June 2006 (Download PDF) Listing for Interior & Exterior Lumber & PlywoodThe three-page ICC ESR-1159 Chemco Evaluation Report linked below, dated September 2007, describes the testing, identification, and findings for FRX and Thermex-FR fire retardant treated wood products treated by Chemco or Jasper. FRX and SaferWood treated with Thermex-FR lumber and plywood are in compliance with the 2003 International Building Code, the 2003 International Residential Code, the 2000 International Building Code, and the 2000 International Residential Code. ICC ESR-1159, September 2007 (Download PDF) |
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