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Ratings, paperwork, and training that hold up in the field.

We do the HERS tests, the Title 24 forms, the audits, and the classes. The point is the same in every case: remove the uncertainty so the job can close.

  • A HERS rater installing a blower-door frame in the doorway of a California bungalow

    Field verification

    HERS ratings

    Third-party Home Energy Rating System tests for new construction, additions, ADUs, and alterations — from a single-room cottage to a 27,000-square-foot estate.

    How this works
  • High-performance insulation and air-sealing details on a Southern California wood-frame house under construction

    Energy code

    Title 24 documentation

    Compliance documentation for California’s Building Energy Efficiency Standards — residential and nonresidential — written so plans examiners can actually read it.

    How this works
  • A clean residential mechanical closet with a heat-pump water heater and orderly piping

    Existing homes

    Whole-house audits

    Unbiased building-science investigations for high bills, comfort complaints, and retrofit planning. We tell you what to fix first — not what is easiest to sell.

    How this works
  • A municipal training room with energy-code binders arranged on a long table

    Workforce

    Building performance training

    Hands-on instruction for contractors, energy managers, and BPI Building Analyst candidates. We have proctored hundreds of candidates across California.

    How this works
  • Dawn over San Diego harbor looking toward Point Loma

    Public agencies

    Energy code for building departments

    No-cost Title 24 Part 6 instruction for California building departments — plans examiners, inspectors, and counter staff. Offered as a public service.

    How this works
  • A compact San Diego backyard ADU with cedar siding and a drought garden

    Health of the house

    Indoor air & filtration

    Airflow, filtration, and pressure diagnostics when the house feels wrong — stuffy rooms, backdrafting, dust that never settles, or a remodel that sealed the envelope and forgot the air.

    How this works

Ready when you are

If the energy code has you turned around, pick up the phone.

Anyone working construction in California feels the same way. We will tell you what is required, who signs what, and when to schedule the test.