Indiana
Updated 3/15/2025
Overview
Indiana enforces a statewide building code with state-specific amendments. The Indiana
Department of Homeland Security, Building Code Enforcement Division oversees the
adoption and enforcement of building regulations to ensure consistency across the state.
While local jurisdictions must comply with the state-adopted codes, they cannot weaken or
override the state standards.
Indiana’s building codes include amendments tailored to address regional construction needs and specific safety considerations.
Indiana’s building codes include amendments tailored to address regional construction needs and specific safety considerations.
CodePro Uses the Following Codes for Answers:
- 2020 Indiana Residential Code (Based on the 2018 IRC + Indiana Amendments)
- 2006 International Plumbing Code (IPC) + Indiana Amendments
- 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC) + Indiana Amendments
Additional Resources:
For more information, click here for the state-specific website.
For additional third-party resources on Indiana building codes, visit RTM Consultants -Indiana Codes.
Indiana’s statewide code amendments modify national model codes to align with local requirements. It is advised to consult the Indiana Department of Homeland Security or local building officials to ensure compliance with the most current regulations.
For additional third-party resources on Indiana building codes, visit RTM Consultants -Indiana Codes.
Indiana’s statewide code amendments modify national model codes to align with local requirements. It is advised to consult the Indiana Department of Homeland Security or local building officials to ensure compliance with the most current regulations.
- Adoption Category
Statewide
- Amendments
State
Statewide Adoption
A statewide adoption means that building codes are enforced uniformly across the entire
state. The state government adopts and mandates compliance with specific building,
residential, plumbing, and electrical codes. Local jurisdictions must follow these codes without making significant amendments, ensuring consistency in construction regulations
across the state.