I will prepare california title 24 energy plans for residential projects
California Residential Permit Building Documentation Specialist
About this Gig
I provide organized California residential energy compliance documentation based on the project information and scope you provide.
Services may include:
- Title 24 energy documentation
- Residential energy compliance plans
- Energy calculations
- Building envelope information
- Window and door data
- Insulation specifications
- HVAC information
- Water heating information
- Lighting information
I can work from architectural drawings, floor plans, elevations, project specifications, equipment information, and other available documentation.
Because California energy requirements depend on the project type, climate zone, construction scope, and current applicable regulations, I review the project information before finalizing the appropriate deliverables.
Do not order a package without sending your project information first. A remodel, addition, new dwelling, and ADU can require different documentation.
Send me your architectural plans, project location, scope of work, and available mechanical/equipment information so I can determine the appropriate package.
Project scale:
Building
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Steel
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
What is Title 24?
Title 24 includes California building standards, including energy efficiency requirements applicable to covered projects
Can you prepare energy documentation for an ADU?
Yes, depending on the project scope and required documentation
Can you work with remodel projects?
Yes, I can review residential remodel scopes and prepare the applicable energy documentation
Do you need my architectural plans?
Yes, accurate energy documentation normally requires project drawings and specifications.
Can I send plans before ordering?
Yes, and I recommend doing so for projects with complicated remodels or additions
