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Why can’t I make the new building just like the old one?

In some cases, you can’t rebuild the old building because the building codes have changed since the original construction. The new construction must meet current building codes to be approved for occupancy.
The good news is that modern codes will typically improve the suitability of the building. You will have an easier time finding space to plug in computers and other electronics, and your electrical system will be better able to handle the demand – less dimming of lights and a reduced risk of fire from an overloaded circuit.

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Can I choose to improve my building during reconstruction?
Why am I being told that I can’t or shouldn’t rebuild?

It’s becoming increasingly common to discourage reconstruction.

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Will insurance cover temporary office, manufacturing, or storage space while my building is being rebuilt?

Some types of insurance will cover expenses like this.

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How do I know whether to restore or rebuild my building?

Deciding whether to restore your building or tear it down and start again can be difficult.

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