New construction — a new single-family home or building — must meet the full Title 24 energy standards, including the statewide solar requirement for most new low-rise residential. A complete energy compliance report is required before permits are issued.
Who needs a New Construction Title 24 report
Homeowners, contractors, architects, and developers undertaking new construction projects in California typically need a Title 24 report as part of the permit process. Title 24 is a statewide California energy code. New Construction projects follow the same statewide standards; the exact requirements depend on your project's scope and address, which we model in CEC-approved compliance software.
Pricing
- ADU — from $199
- Residential — from $245
- Multifamily — from $345
Standard turnaround: 2–3 business days. Rush (next business day): +$49 ADU / +$99 Residential / +$149 Multifamily. Super Rush (same day — typically within a few hours): +$150. Every report includes two revisions. See the pricing page.
What we need
- Architectural plans (PDF)
- Project address
- Scope of work
- Contact information
- Any plan-check comments (if available)
What you'll receive
- Permit-ready Title 24 energy report
- CF1R documentation (LMCC when applicable)
- CHEERS registration (when applicable)
- Professionally signed report
- PDF delivery, formatted for city submission
- Two revisions included (including city corrections)
Our process
Sample report
Your delivered package is a professionally signed, registry-registered PDF containing your CF1R (and LMCC where applicable) and all required compliance forms — formatted and ready to submit with your permit application.