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California Title 24 CF1R Reports

A completed CF1R certificate of compliance for a California residential permit, modelled from your plan set in compliance software the Energy Commission has approved.

The CF1R report as PDF, the compliance software input file, and the list of measures the result depends on, ready for your registry account and your signature.

Best fit

The buyer and the boundary.

A California builder, ADU designer, or residential architect with a permit pipeline. One permit is one report, and the practice submits every project it draws.

You send

  • Floor plans, elevations, and a window and door schedule
  • Envelope assemblies, insulation values, and the roof assembly
  • HVAC and water heating equipment with make, model, and efficiency
  • Project address or climate zone, and the scope: new build, addition, or alteration

I deliver

  • Compliance model built from your plan set in approved residential compliance software
  • The CF1R certificate of compliance as PDF
  • The compliance software input file, so your registry account can file it
  • The mandatory and prescriptive measures the passing result depends on
  • One written correction round if a plan check comment lands on the report
  • Your firm assemblies and default equipment kept on file for the next project
  • Reorder by replying to the delivery email with the next plan set

Definition of done

Check it in under five minutes.

  • The CF1R shows the proposed design passing against the Title 24 Part 6 standard design, or names the exact shortfall
  • Every modelled input traces to a named sheet in the plan set you sent
  • The measures the result depends on are listed so they can be carried onto the plans
  • The report is produced by compliance software the California Energy Commission has approved for the code cycle in force at your permit date

Named exclusions

Finite by design.

Anything outside this list and the written scope becomes a new fixed-price change, not invisible extra work.

  • Registration with a HERS provider data registry
  • The Responsible Person declaration, which your licensed designer or contractor signs
  • HERS rater field verification and any testing
  • Plan revision, redesign, and specification of equipment you have not selected
  • Nonresidential and multifamily compliance

The next step

A written scope before access.

Send the current state and the artifact you need. The reply will name the smallest useful boundary, price, inputs, and start condition.

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