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Builders & Developers Division • CSLB Lic #1027903

TITLE 24 ENERGY COMPLIANCE &
PLAN CHECKS CALIFORNIA

Guaranteed Title 24 California building code compliance with rapid 48-hour CAD turnarounds and 100% city inspection pass rates for residential general contractors.

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Rapid CAD Turnaround

Guaranteed Permit Approval

We partner directly with Southern California developers as certified Title 24 consultants to handle mandatory photovoltaic layouts, battery-ready infrastructure, California Title 24 windows specs, and rapid electrical documentation without project delays.

48-Hour Plan Check
100% City Pass Rate
Skilled Installation Teams
Full Code Guarantee
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NEED A FAST TITLE 24 NEAR ME CONSULTANT FOR PERMIT APPROVAL?

Builder Hotline: 619-436-1997

Title 24 FAQs

Clear answers for builders, homeowners, and contractors planning energy-compliant projects in California.

01 What is California Title 24?

California Title 24 is the state building-code framework that includes energy-efficiency standards for residential and nonresidential construction. It applies to many new buildings, additions, and major alterations and addresses the building envelope, lighting, HVAC, and required solar or electric-ready measures. The exact requirements depend on the project type, climate zone, and current code cycle.

02 What does Title 24 mean for builders and contractors?

Title 24 establishes minimum energy-performance requirements that must be documented during design and plan check. Depending on the project, that can include envelope assemblies, windows, lighting controls, HVAC efficiency, rooftop solar, battery-ready infrastructure, and electrical load planning. A compliance report and supporting calculations are typically submitted with the permit package.

03 Why use a certified Title 24 consultant?

A qualified Title 24 consultant prepares the energy model, compliance calculations, and required reports for plan check. Early coordination helps identify design conflicts, solar and electrical requirements, and documentation gaps before permit submission, reducing avoidable corrections and redesigns.

04 What are the Title 24 requirements for California windows?

Title 24 window requirements are primarily evaluated through U-factor and Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC), along with the project climate zone and fenestration design. The compliant values depend on the specific building and code pathway, so the window schedule should be coordinated with the project energy model rather than selected from a generic statewide number.