Frequently asked questions

A Title 24 report is the energy compliance documentation that shows a California building design meets the Energy Code (Title 24, Part 6). It is prepared from your plans, usually with CEC-approved modeling software, and submitted with the building permit application.

A CF1R is the Certificate of Compliance for single-family residential projects. It documents, at permit stage, that the design complies with the Energy Code — most often via the performance method (CF1R-PRF-01).

LMCC stands for Low-rise Multifamily Certificate of Compliance — the multifamily equivalent of the CF1R, used at permit stage for low-rise multifamily buildings.

Generally for new conditioned buildings, additions, and alterations that affect the envelope or energy-using systems. Your building department decides the exact documentation it accepts.

It depends on project type and size. Use our estimator for an instant, itemized figure; commercial projects are quoted individually.

Standard turnaround is 2–3 business days after we receive complete plans. Rush options may be available at checkout.

Permit applications submitted on or after January 1, 2026 fall under the 2025 Energy Code. Earlier applications generally follow the 2022 code.

No one can guarantee approval — the building department decides. We prepare accurate documentation and include revisions to address plan-check comments.

No. Title24 Report is an independent private service and is not affiliated with the CEC or any government agency.

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