The Title 24 Building Energy Efficiency Standards are a set of regulations that all new constructions or additions or alterations to residential and commercial buildings need to mandatorily meet. The Title 24 report is an essential document for this process.
We at Get Title 24, specialize in guiding builders, architects, and homeowners through the energy compliance process. Here we discuss what exactly is a Title 24 report, what it looks like and how you get one.
A Title 24 report, also called a CF1R or NRCC, is a comprehensive document that evaluates and demonstrates a building’s compliance with California’s energy efficiency requirements, as outlined in Title 24, Part 6 of the California Code of Regulations. This report is a key requirement in obtaining building permits for new construction, renovations, or additions in the state of California, both residential and commercial.
The report is generated after a detailed analysis of the building design on California Energy Commission (CEC) certified energy simulation software and lists minimum requirements that the building needs to meet to comply with the energy standards. It is signed by a Title 24 consultant and a responsible party from the design/construction team. The Title 24 report is a mandatory document required to have in your plans during permit application for all new constructions, additions and most alterations in California.
A Title 24 report is a multi-page document, often generated in PDF format, and includes the following sections:
Sample Title 24 Report: Here is how a simple Residential Title 24 report looks like [Sample PDF will be inserted here]
The energy efficiency of a building or the compliance with Title 24 energy efficiency standards is influenced by several parameters. Below are the key parameters that affect compliance. These are generally all listed in the Title 24 report as well.
The Title 24 report would list out the above requirements which need to then be followed during construction. Hence it is important to understand that the Title 24 report is not simply a document that you need, it is a list of requirements that you then need to follow through during construction. The city will verify these requirements be met during construction and you will also need some 3rd party on site verifications (called HERS tests) to ensure the project meets the requirements as listed in your Title 24 report.
Obtaining a Title 24 report involves a couple of steps, and working with experienced consultants can simplify the process. Here’s how you can get one:
1. Work with a Title 24 Energy Consultant
2. Provide Project Details via Email or Order form
3. Energy Analysis and Modeling
4. Generate the Report
5. Submit the Report for Permit Approval
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