Title 24 field verification in San Jose
San Jose covers a large and varied housing stock, so field-verification jobs can range from straightforward HVAC replacements to heat-pump conversions, ADUs, additions and substantial remodels. Because project scopes vary widely, we use the CF1R and permit information to identify the required tests before scheduling the site visit.
San Jose permits and project documents
The City of San José Development Services Permit Center handles building permit services, including mechanical work and online permits for eligible projects. The city notes that the 2025 building codes became effective January 1, 2026, making the permit year especially important when reviewing project requirements.
Common project types
We support applicable Title 24 / HERS / ECC verification for HVAC replacements, heat pumps, ADUs, remodels and additions. For faster scheduling, send the project address, permit year, energy documents and equipment information together.
Having the project address, permit year, CF1R or other compliance documents, and installed equipment information available before scheduling helps confirm the correct verification scope. If the project documents call for multiple measures, those can be coordinated for the same site visit when practical.
Who handles building permits in San Jose?
The City of San José Development Services Permit Center handles building permit services.
What should I send before scheduling?
Send the project address, CF1R or available energy documents, permit year, and HVAC equipment information. We use those documents to confirm which field-verification measures apply.
Do you serve nearby cities?
Yes. Nearby coverage includes Santa Clara, Cupertino and Mountain View, along with other Bay Area communities shown on our Service Area page.
Need verification outside this city?
Title 24 Pro Service provides on-site HERS / ECC field verification across the San Francisco Bay Area. See the Service Area page for county-by-county coverage and nearby communities.
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