About Title24.Pro
We prepare California Title 24 energy compliance reports — and we try to make an unglamorous, deadline-driven process as painless as it can reasonably be.
Title 24 compliance sits at an awkward point in a project. It is required, it is technical, and it usually becomes urgent at exactly the moment everything else does. Most people encountering it are not energy specialists — they are homeowners planning an ADU, or architects with a plan-check deadline.
What we do
We prepare energy compliance documentation for ADU, residential, multi-family and commercial projects anywhere in California, in all 16 climate zones. Where a project requires registration with a CEC-approved HERS provider data registry, we handle it.
How we work
- Transparent pricing. The order form shows the exact total, including any additional square footage, before you pay.
- Direct access. You talk to the analyst on your file, not a ticket queue.
- Two revisions included. Plans change. That is normal and should not cost extra.
- Honest answers. If your project does not need a report, we will say so.
Staying current
The California Energy Code is updated on a three-year cycle. The 2025 Energy Code took effect on 1 January 2026 and applies to projects whose permit application is submitted on or after that date. Which edition governs your project is set by your permit application date, not by when construction begins — a distinction that matters for projects that have been in design for a while.
Where we work
California only. That is deliberate. Title 24 is a California code, and depth in one jurisdiction is worth more here than breadth across many.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Title 24 is a California code and we work only on California projects.
The one in force when your permit application is submitted. The 2025 Energy Code applies to applications submitted on or after 1 January 2026.
Yes, and there is no charge. If your project does not need a report we will tell you.
