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California’s Title 24 Energy Code is packed with technical language and terms that can feel overwhelming for homeowners, builders, and developers alike. That’s why having access to a reliable **Title 24 Report Glossary** is so important. At Alternative Energy Systems (AES), we go beyond documentation—we help you understand what every line in your Title 24 report actually means.
Title 24 Report Glossary California: Why It’s Important
Whether you’re preparing for a new build, a remodel, or an addition, your Title 24 energy report includes terms and acronyms that can seem confusing without the right guidance. Words like “U-Factor,” “HERS,” “QII,” or “CF-1R” aren’t just jargon—they’re essential to your project’s success. That’s where our Title 24 Report Glossary comes in.
With over three decades of experience in energy documentation, AES helps clients make sense of compliance reports so there are no delays, no miscommunications, and no failed inspections. When you know what each term means, you stay ahead of costly mistakes.
Your California Experts in Title 24 Reports – Alternative Energy Systems
AES has been California’s trusted name in Title 24 energy reporting for more than 30 years. We’ve worked with contractors, architects, and property owners to clarify every step of the compliance process. Our Title 24 Report Glossary is just one more tool we offer to help you make informed decisions and pass inspections the first time.
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What You’ll Find in Our Title 24 Report Glossary
- Common Terminology
- U-Factor: Measures how well a building element (like a window) resists heat transfer.
- SHGC: Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – how much solar radiation passes through a window.
- HERS: Home Energy Rating System – required testing for ducts, insulation, and HVAC systems.
- Required Forms and Codes
- CF-1R: The Certificate of Compliance submitted for plan check approval.
- CF-2R: Installation forms filled out by contractors during construction.
- CF-3R: Field verification forms completed by certified HERS raters.
- Energy Performance Indicators
- TDV Energy: Time-Dependent Valuation – accounts for when and how energy is used.
- QII: Quality Insulation Installation – a verified process that ensures insulation is installed properly.
Client Testimonials
“The glossary from AES was a lifesaver. It turned what looked like a foreign language into something we could actually work with.”
— Rosa Hernandez, Homeowner, California
Why Californians Rely on AES for Title 24 Reports
- Clear Communication: We don’t just give you a report—we help you understand it.
- Expert Guidance: From start to finish, we’re here to explain each step and term.
- Fast, Accurate Support: Need help fast? AES delivers high-quality work with rapid turnaround times.
Your Trusted Source for Title 24 Report Clarity in California
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Let’s Break Down Your Title 24 Report Today
Whether you need a new report or help interpreting an existing one, AES is here to walk you through it all—starting with our complete glossary of terms.
Contact Information
- Phone: 626.365.1518
- Email: info@title24energy.com
- Address: 145 South Glenoaks Blvd. #1009, Burbank, CA 91502
Visit https://title24energy.com/ or send a message to begin your journey through the Title 24 Report Glossary with AES.
Understanding California’s Title 24 energy terms helps keep your project efficient, on budget, and approved without delays. AES makes it simple.
FAQ: Title 24 Report Glossary California
- What is the Title 24 Report Glossary?
It’s a collection of common terms, acronyms, and definitions found in California’s Title 24 energy compliance reports. - Why is understanding these terms important?
Misunderstanding report terms can lead to delays, incorrect installations, or failed inspections. Knowing the terms helps keep projects on track. - Who uses the glossary?
Homeowners, contractors, architects, and anyone involved in a Title 24-compliant project. - What are CF-1R, CF-2R, and CF-3R?
These are the main Title 24 compliance forms submitted at different stages of the project—for design, installation, and verification. - What does U-Factor mean?
U-Factor measures heat transfer through a building component. Lower numbers mean better insulation performance. - What is SHGC?
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient – a measurement of how much heat from sunlight passes through a window or skylight. - What is a HERS test?
HERS tests verify the performance of duct systems, insulation, airflow, and refrigerant charge as required by Title 24. - Does AES provide education or just reports?
We do both. We’re here to explain everything so you’re confident and informed throughout your project. - Can the glossary help me pass inspection?
Yes. Understanding what inspectors and HERS raters are looking for puts you a step ahead and can avoid unnecessary corrections. - Does the glossary include commercial terms?
Absolutely. We cover residential and commercial terminology to assist any size project in California. - Can I request a printed or digital glossary?
Yes. AES can provide a glossary as part of your Title 24 package—just let us know when you call or email. - Where can I find more help?
Call AES at (626) 365-1518 or visit title24energy.com for expert advice and documentation.