Verification flagged on the report
Every field-tested measure your compliance depends on is named on the document, so it goes in the schedule instead of surfacing at the end.
The energy report is not the problem. The problem is discovering at final inspection that a measure required California Energy Code Compliance field testing and nobody arranged it.
Every field-tested measure your compliance depends on is named on the document, so it goes in the schedule instead of surfacing at the end.
QII needs inspection before insulation is covered. Miss the window and the credit is gone. Tell us the framing date and we book it in.
Failed duct leakage or refrigerant charge gets re-tested quickly, with specifics on what to fix rather than just a failing number.
Repeat plan types modelled once and applied across a subdivision, with per-unit verification scheduled in blocks.
Guidance on completing installation certificates correctly the first time, because incorrect CF2Rs stall the whole registration chain.
When an inspection date moves and documentation has to catch up, expedite exists for exactly that.
Same-day reports available. Send the plans, tell us the deadline, and we will work to it.