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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the insulation certificate form in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the 'Area Insulated' section, specifying the location where insulation has been applied.
- Next, indicate the 'Type of Insulation & Manufacturer'. Choose between Blown Insulation or Sprayed Poly Foam (SPF) and provide the manufacturer's name.
- For Blown Insulation, enter the 'Insulation’s coverage per bag', 'Number of Bags Installed', and both 'Settled R-value' and 'Initial Thickness'.
- If applicable, complete the sections for Sprayed Poly Foam by detailing 'Installed Thickness', 'R-value', and any 'Fire Coating Used'.
- Fill in the property owner's name, address, and tax map & lot number accurately.
- Lastly, have the installer sign in the designated area to certify that installation was completed as per manufacturer instructions.
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