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Old 10-21-2008, 07:21 PM   #1
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New Jersey requires 4 years of school to get your license. I want to know what Rockland County NY wants for you to get a license because i don't have the time to attend classes. Plus I already know how the wet vent and and rough a slab.
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Old 10-21-2008, 09:22 PM   #2
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Wet venting and roughing in a slab is one thing, trying to get vents to go where they do not fit is another.

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New Jersey requires 4 years of school to get your license. I want to know what Rockland County NY wants for you to get a license because i don't have the time to attend classes. Plus I already know how the wet vent and and rough a slab.

What do you do when its a crawl space?
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What im trying to say hot shot is that i deal with code every day. Attending class would be nothing more than a review. A prep class for the test would be beneficial. But I want to circumvent classes i don't really need.
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What im trying to say hot shot is that i deal with code every day. Attending class would be nothing more than a review. A prep class for the test would be beneficial. But I want to circumvent classes i don't really need.
Easy big guy, demanding info before an intro isnt the way to make freinds around here....
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New Jersey requires 4 years of school to get your license. I want to know what Rockland County NY wants for you to get a license because i don't have the time to attend classes. Plus I already know how the wet vent and and rough a slab.
Contact Rockland County, unless someone here can answer specifically for them, you're asking the wrong folks. They will ask you for your paperwork and experience, etc. and make a decision from that as to what more they will require for you to sit a test.
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Isn't wet venting when the flashing on your chimney leaks?
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Sounds like a young one if you ask me..........................
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