Title 24 Energy Calculations

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TITLE 24 ENERGY CALCULATIONS

Take the guesswork out with a California Certified Title 24 Energy Calculation

Proper planning is one of the most important aspects to any successful construction project. With a Title 24 Energy Calculation from Grizzly HERS Testing, you’ll know within 72 hours if your current building plan will meet California energy regulations. Our years of experience paired with our California Energy Commission (CEC) certified software means no more last minute surprises or expensive trial and error troubleshooting. Instead, just peace of mind knowing our TItle 24 Energy Calculation will provide guaranteed accuracy and acceptance of your TItle 24 Report. The best part, our Energy Calculation process is quick, convenient, and affordable. 

Title 24 Energy Calculation Service Includes :

  • Performance Title 24 Compliance Documentation for single family additions, alterations and new construction
  • Prescriptive title 24 compliance documentation to single-family additions and alteration
  • Assistance with HVAC system selection
  • Assistance with design alternatives and trade-offs
  • CHEERS registration as applicable

What We Need From You For Your Title 24 Energy Calculation

With every Title 24 Energy Calculation, we perform, specific architectural and building plan data will be required. This information can be submitted through our online client portal, preferably in PDF format. We use the exact information from your plans, so we must have the most up to date version available.

What To Expect With Your Title 24 Energy Calculation

Below is a rough outline of what to expect with your Title 24 Energy Calculation. We do our best to make the process as convenient and quickly as possible. 

Out Title 24 Energy Calculation Process

The Energy Calculation Process is simple. We collect the information we need from your construction or architect plans, import the data into our software, and email your final report. If your initial plans do not meet California regulation we will assist you with design alternatives. The software allows the creation of different combinations of equipment and building materials to determine the most cost-effective path to energy compliance. 

 

In instances when your building plans do not pass the initial Title 24 Energy Calculation, we are here to assist. With our CEC approved software, we are able to modify your plans to meet regulation. We will create the most cost effective solution by trading out building materials or energy systems from your original plan. 

 

Generally speaking, any project that requires a permit will also require Title 24 calculations. This includes all new construction and any residential project that modifies the existing envelope (walls, floors, roofs, windows, etc), or adds or modifies mechanical equipment (HVAC and Water Heater). Also, any project that converts unconditioned space to conditioned space (i.e. a garage to living room conversion) will require a Title 24 Verification. If you have any specific questions about your project and if a Title 24 report is required, give us a call or fill out our online form today. 

 
 

Here are some helpful links related to HERS. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, reach out to us, we’re here to help.

Energy code Ace is a simplified website that helps us navigate through the complicated process of Title 24 part 6.

The Energy Code Ace suite of tools is designed to help you identify the forms, installation techniques and standards relevant to building projects in California.

Energy Code Ace Training Courses target a wide range of “hot topic” measures and audience groups, and are provided in a variety of formats.

Energy code Ace Resources provides resources to help facilitate effective implementation of California’s building and appliance energy efficiency standards.

The California Energy Commission plays a critical role in creating the energy system of the future – one that is clean, is modern, and ensures the fifth largest economy in the world continues to thrive.

Here is where you can find current, past and future standards for both residential and commercial buildings.

Energy.gov has excellent resources when it comes to saving energy and money while creating building comfort.