Local Sacramento Valley experts
Based in the Sacramento area, we understand local jurisdictions, utility programs, and what building departments expect.

Fast turnaround on reports
Most test reports and forms are delivered within 24–48 hours so your project can keep moving.

Clear documentation for building departments
We provide complete, easy-to-read documentation that aligns with California Title 24 and local requirements.

Friendly support for homeowners and contractors
We take time to explain results, answer questions, and coordinate directly with your project team.

Core testing services

• HERS Testing – certified HERS verification and documentation for new and existing homes.
• Duct Leakage Testing – testing for changeouts, alterations, and final inspection sign-off.
• QII Inspections – Quality Insulation Installation verification for residential projects.
• Title 24 Compliance – testing and paperwork support to meet California energy code.

Permit and project support

In addition to core energy tests, we offer HVAC permit testing, coordination with your installer or general contractor, and help interpreting Title 24 reports so you know exactly what is required for sign-off.

Homeowners
We walk you through what testing is required, coordinate scheduling around your project, and explain results in clear, plain language.

HVAC contractors
Reliable, on-time testing and documentation so your installations pass inspection and you can move on to the next job.

General contractors & builders
Project-wide energy testing, QII inspections, and Title 24 support for remodels, additions, and new construction.

Design & energy consultants
Field verification and documentation to match your Title 24 calculations and compliance reports.

What is a HERS test?

A HERS test is a third-party energy verification required by California to confirm that certain building components, such as HVAC systems and insulation, meet Title 24 standards.

When is duct leakage testing required?

Duct leakage testing is typically required when an HVAC system is replaced or substantially altered, or when new ducts are installed as part of a remodel, addition, or new home construction.

How long does an energy test appointment take?

Most single-system residential tests take between 60 and 90 minutes on site. Larger homes or multiple systems may take longer.

What should I have ready before you arrive?

Please make sure the HVAC equipment is installed and powered, registers and mechanical rooms are accessible, and any required Title 24 documentation is available.

Can you help if my project failed an inspection?

Yes. We can review the inspector’s notes, re-test as needed, and provide guidance to your contractor on corrections so the project can pass on the next inspection.

How do I schedule a test or request a quote?

Use the form below, call our office, or email us with your project details. We will confirm pricing, timing, and any documents we need in advance.