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Prescriptive Certificate of Compliance: Residential Newly Constructed Buildings and Additions Greate 2025

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The document outlines the Prescriptive Certificate of Compliance for newly constructed residential buildings and additions greater than 1,000 ft², detailing requirements for energy efficiency in various components such as insulation, fenestration, roofing products, HVAC systems, and water heating. It includes specific compliance forms (CF-1R) that must be filled out to ensure adherence to California's Title 24 energy standards. The document emphasizes the importance of meeting minimum insulation values, U-factors, and other performance metrics to achieve energy compliance.

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Begin by entering the Project Name, Climate Zone, and Site Address in the designated fields. Ensure that all information is accurate as it will be used for compliance verification.
Fill in the Enforcement Agency and Date fields. This information is crucial for tracking and regulatory purposes.
Indicate the Conditioned Floor Area (CFA) and select the Building Type (Single Family or Multi Family). Make sure to circle the Front Orientation (N, E, S, W) as required.
Complete the Opaque Surface Details section by providing details about framing assembly names, materials, sizes, U-factors, and R-values based on your building plans.
For Fenestration Proposed Areas, enter orientation details along with proposed areas for windows or doors. Ensure that U-factor and SHGC values comply with standards.
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Which compliance form is used for a prescriptive addition of 1100 sf?

Compliance Forms for Prescriptive Additions Use the CF1R-ADD form to document fenestration by orientation.

What is prescriptive energy code compliance?

The prescriptive path requires each element of a building to meet a minimum acceptable value listed out by the referred energy code. Generally, the prescriptive tables present a specific insulation value for different types of wall and roof construction across different climate zones.

Who completes a rescheck?

Typically, a designer, builder, or HVAC professional completes the REScheck report.