Building Code Changes by Jurisdiction Across the U.S.
National Code Data at Scale
Building codes are constantly evolving across thousands of governing authorities. OneClick Code tracks jurisdiction-level changes nationwide, helping contractors, adjusters, and carriers stay aligned with the latest roofing, window, and siding requirements.
Roofs • Windows • Siding • Municipality-verified
• Contractor, Adjuster, Insurance Carrier workflows
32,000+
+41,000
In just 24 months. Building codes are not static, and neither is our database.
Roofs, Windows & Siding
Including local adoption details and amendments.
Built on Real Relationships with the People Who Enforce Codes
OneClick Code maintains accuracy through direct, ongoing communication with local municipalities and governing authorities. We verify adopted codes, document local amendments, and confirm enforcement details so professionals are not relying on ZIP codes, assumptions, and outdated sources.
It's simple. Our direct relationships with local governing authorities save hundreds of phone calls every single day.
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Less Administrative Burden for Municipal Staff
Clear Governing Jurisdiction for Field Professionals
Adjusters and contractors no longer waste time searching for the correct authority or verifying conflicting sources. They start with verified jurisdiction data from OneClick Code.
Faster, More Defensible Carrier Decisions
With confirmed adoption and amendment records, carriers gain accuracy across claims and stronger support for code-based determinations.
Built on 50,000+ Municipal Interactions
In just the last year, we have had 50,000 conversations with local governing authorities nationwide to maintain the single-source-of-truth code requirements database you can trust. Every day, every job, every file.
The Gold Standard for Building Code Data
- Property-address-specific requirements that are based on how codes are actually enforced – jurisdiction boundary lines, not zip code.
- Continuous monitoring of adoption and amendment changes across 32,000+ governing authorities nationwide.
- Local municipality validation that confirms what is adopted, amended, and enforced directly from the source.
- Traceable adoption records that support accurate, defensible decisions across workflows.
Understanding State and Local Building Codes
41,500+ Code Changes across Munis
Exterior building codes are constantly evolving across the country. In the past 24 months alone, we've tracked over 41,500 code changes across municipalities, states, and national jurisdictions.
Use the map below to toggle between code changes and jurisdiction type. Data is updated monthly.
We're rolling out city-level pages over time — more states are on the way.
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Alabama
Code Changes
257Past 12 mo369Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
LocalCity Pages
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Alaska
Code Changes
15Past 12 mo43Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Arizona
Code Changes
134Past 12 mo209Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
LocalCity Pages
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Arkansas
Code Changes
12Past 12 mo22Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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California
Code Changes
86Past 12 mo1040Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Colorado
Code Changes
260Past 12 mo550Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
LocalCity Pages
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Connecticut
Code Changes
1Past 12 mo94Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Delaware
Code Changes
0Past 12 mo25Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Florida
Code Changes
341Past 12 mo569Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Georgia
Code Changes
302Past 12 mo530Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
State + LocalCity Pages
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Hawaii
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3Past 12 mo14Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Idaho
Code Changes
26Past 12 mo226Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Illinois
Code Changes
900Past 12 mo2176Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
Local and State + LocalCity Pages
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Indiana
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180Past 12 mo187Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Iowa
Code Changes
284Past 12 mo451Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Kansas
Code Changes
129Past 12 mo247Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Kentucky
Code Changes
81Past 12 mo633Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Louisiana
Code Changes
295Past 12 mo907Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Maine
Code Changes
8Past 12 mo165Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Maryland
Code Changes
334Past 12 mo1026Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Massachusetts
Code Changes
42Past 12 mo472Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Michigan
Code Changes
2931Past 12 mo5071Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Minnesota
Code Changes
973Past 12 mo1642Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Mississippi
Code Changes
158Past 12 mo246Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Missouri
Code Changes
225Past 12 mo478Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
LocalCity Pages
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Montana
Code Changes
7Past 12 mo8Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Nebraska
Code Changes
127Past 12 mo260Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
Local and State + LocalCity Pages
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Nevada
Code Changes
90Past 12 mo101Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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New Hampshire
Code Changes
170Past 12 mo458Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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New Jersey
Code Changes
64Past 12 mo401Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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New Mexico
Code Changes
99Past 12 mo208Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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New York
Code Changes
776Past 12 mo1207Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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North Carolina
Code Changes
15Past 12 mo16Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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North Dakota
Code Changes
33Past 12 mo134Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Ohio
Code Changes
1544Past 12 mo10205Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Oklahoma
Code Changes
107Past 12 mo288Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Oregon
Code Changes
233Past 12 mo394Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Pennsylvania
Code Changes
807Past 12 mo974Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Rhode Island
Code Changes
0Past 12 mo0Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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South Carolina
Code Changes
165Past 12 mo671Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
State + LocalCity Pages
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South Dakota
Code Changes
48Past 12 mo60Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Tennessee
Code Changes
319Past 12 mo431Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Texas
Code Changes
1079Past 12 mo2019Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Utah
Code Changes
278Past 12 mo532Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Vermont
Code Changes
0Past 12 mo1Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Virginia
Code Changes
1647Past 12 mo2390Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Washington
Code Changes
734Past 12 mo2086Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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West Virginia
Code Changes
223Past 12 mo281Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Wisconsin
Code Changes
223Past 12 mo725Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Wyoming
Code Changes
233Past 12 mo302Past 24 moJurisdiction Type
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why are building codes organized by jurisdiction instead of ZIP code?
Building codes are adopted and enforced by governing authorities, also known as jurisdictions or AHJs. ZIP codes and mailing city names often cross multiple enforcement boundaries. Accurate code application requires mapping to the correct governing authority, not a postal designation.
How often do building codes change?
Building codes evolve constantly. Jurisdictions adopt new model codes, implement local amendments, and clarify enforcement requirements throughout the year. In the last 24 months alone, we have tracked over 41,000 code changes nationwide, reflecting how dynamic local code adoption truly is.
What types of codes does OneClick Code cover?
We focus on roofing, windows, and siding requirements, including adopted model codes and local amendments. Our database reflects jurisdiction-level adoption details so professionals can apply the correct requirements with confidence.
How does OneClick Code verify accuracy?
Accuracy is maintained through direct communication with municipalities and governing authorities. We confirm adoption details, document amendments, and maintain updated records based on verified jurisdiction information rather than assumptions or generalized databases.
Why does jurisdiction accuracy matter for claims and scopes?
Incorrect code assumptions can impact materials, scope requirements, compliance, and payment outcomes. Jurisdiction-level accuracy ensures decisions are aligned with the authority that actually enforces the code.
How do building code changes impact estimating and insurance claims?
Code upgrades are a major driver of cost. Using outdated requirements can cause adjusters to reject line items or force expensive tear-offs after inspections. OneClick Code gives contractors and estimators defensible reports that align with the current code requirements in that jurisdiction, protecting profitability and ensuring compliance.
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