Title 24 Report Frequently Asked Questions
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Everything California Builders Need to Know
Looking for answers about the Title 24 energy report required for building permits in California? You’re not alone. Every week, we help builders, homeowners, designers, and contractors understand the ins and outs of California’s strict energy compliance rules. That’s why we’ve created this guide to answer the **most frequently asked questions about the Title 24 report**.
At Alternative Energy Systems (AES), we’ve been helping Californians meet energy code requirements for over 30 years. Our team provides quick, affordable Title 24 reports that pass plan check the first time—no stress, no delays.
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- Phone: (626) 365-1518
- Email: info@title24energy.com
- Address: 145 South Glenoaks Blvd. #1009, Burbank, CA 91502
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Top 20 Title 24 Report Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Title 24 report?
It’s an energy compliance report required by California’s Building Energy Efficiency Standards, used to ensure new constructions and major renovations meet energy-saving benchmarks. - Is a Title 24 report required for every new construction?
Yes. All new residential and commercial buildings, as well as additions and major remodels, must have one. - When should I order a Title 24 report?
Right after your plans are complete and before you submit them for permit approval. - What is a CF-1R?
The CF-1R is the Certificate of Compliance. It’s the official Title 24 document submitted during permitting. - Can I create a Title 24 report myself?
No. It must be prepared by a certified energy consultant using state-approved software like EnergyPro or CBECC. - How long does it take to receive a Title 24 report?
At AES, we deliver most reports within 1–3 business days after receiving your plans. - How much does a Title 24 report cost?
Costs vary, but AES offers flat-rate pricing with no surprise fees. Call us for a quote based on your project size. - What’s included in the report?
Energy efficiency calculations, building component specs (windows, HVAC, insulation, etc.), and a permit-ready CF-1R form. - Do I need to include solar panels?
Yes. Most new homes in California are required to include solar systems under the current Title 24 regulations. - What happens after construction?
You’ll need a HERS (Home Energy Rating System) test to verify that the home was built according to the energy report. - Can AES help if my plan checker rejects my report?
Absolutely. We assist with corrections, resubmittals, and communication with building departments to get you approved. - Do I need a new report if I change my plans?
Yes. Any design changes that impact energy systems will require an updated Title 24 report. - What if I’m building an ADU or addition?
You still need a Title 24 report, even for smaller accessory dwelling units or room additions. - Can AES work with my architect?
Definitely. We frequently coordinate with architects, engineers, and contractors to streamline the compliance process. - What software does AES use?
We use California-approved tools: EnergyPro, CBECC-Res (residential), and CBECC-Com (commercial). - What documents will I receive?
You’ll receive your CF-1R Certificate, energy modeling files, and all necessary submission paperwork. - Are Title 24 reports different for commercial buildings?
Yes. Commercial reports require different modeling, calculations, and documentation, which AES can also provide. - Will AES work with any jurisdiction in California?
Yes. We provide Title 24 reports for every city and county across the state. - What happens if I skip the Title 24 process?
Your building permit will be denied, and you could face project delays and costly redesigns. - How do I get started?
Call (626) 365-1518 or visit our contact page to upload your plans and request your Title 24 report today.