Short answer: You do not need a local consultant to get a Title 24 report. A Title 24 report is prepared from your plans and your project address, so Title24Comply can prepare it online for any project in California. Upload your plans, complete checkout and receive your permit-ready CF1R or LMCC report within 2–3 business days, wherever your project is located.
Looking for a Title 24 energy compliance report near you? Title24Comply is a fully online service that prepares Title 24 reports for projects throughout California — no in-person meeting required.
How an Online Title 24 Report Works
An online Title 24 report follows the same process as one from a consultant down the street — the difference is that everything happens through your browser:
- Choose your report type — ADU, residential or multifamily.
- Enter your project details, including the address.
- Upload your plans as PDFs.
- Pay securely online through Stripe. The whole order takes under 5 minutes.
We model the design in CEC-approved compliance software, register the report with CHEERS where the project requires it, and email you a permit-ready PDF to submit to your building department. Standard turnaround is 2–3 business days, with rush options if your deadline is tight. See what documents to upload before you start.
Do You Need a Site Visit for a Title 24 Report?
No. The Title 24 report is a design-stage document. It is built from your floor plans, elevations, window schedule, construction details and equipment selections, plus the address that sets your climate zone. Nobody needs to visit the property to prepare it.
Field work comes later and is separate from the report. During construction the building inspector checks the work, and if the report flags items that need field verification — such as duct leakage or refrigerant charge testing — a HERS (ECC) rater visits the site to test them. That rater is hired separately. Learn how the two roles differ in HERS rater vs Title 24 report.
Areas We Commonly Serve
We serve projects statewide in all 16 California climate zones. Browse all regions and cities on our locations page, or start with these:
Southern California
Our Southern California Title 24 work covers the whole region:
- Los Angeles County — New construction, ADUs, additions and multifamily projects throughout Los Angeles, Pasadena, Burbank, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Torrance and surrounding cities.
- Orange County — ADU, residential and multifamily reports in Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Fullerton, Costa Mesa and throughout the county.
- Riverside County — Reports for Riverside, Murrieta, Temecula, Corona, Palm Springs, Palm Desert and the wider Inland Empire and Coachella Valley, including projects in climate Zone 14 and Zone 15. The exact zone is set by the project address or ZIP code.
- San Diego County — CF1R and LMCC reports for San Diego, Chula Vista, Escondido, Oceanside, Carlsbad and throughout the county.
Northern California
Our Northern California Title 24 work includes:
- Sacramento and the Central Valley — Sacramento, Stockton, Fresno, Bakersfield and surrounding communities.
- Bay Area — San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose and surrounding Bay Area jurisdictions.
Why Order Online Instead of Local?
Online ordering is often faster and more convenient than scheduling with a local consultant. There is no appointment to book and no travel, and the price is published up front — see our pricing. Our energy analysts work on California projects across all 16 climate zones, so the report reflects the requirements for your address, not just the area where the preparer happens to be based.
What matters for approval is that the report is prepared correctly for your project, in CEC-approved software, and matches your plans — not how close the preparer is. For an overview of the kinds of projects we handle, see our Title 24 services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Title 24 consultant near me?
You do not need one nearby. Title24Comply prepares reports online for projects anywhere in California, using your plans and project address.
Is an online Title 24 report accepted by my building department?
The report is prepared in CEC-approved compliance software and delivered as a permit-ready PDF, the same format local consultants submit. Your building department reviews it during plan check like any other Title 24 report.
Will someone need to come to my property?
Not for the report. If the report requires HERS/ECC field verification, a rater visits during construction — that is a separate service.
How fast can I get a Title 24 report?
Standard delivery is 2–3 business days after we receive complete plans. 24-hour rush and same-day Super Rush are available.
