Complete California Energy Code solar delivery

From design
through PTO.

REECH manages the complete Title 24 and ADU solar scope—from system design and permitting through installation, inspection, utility interconnection, and Permission to Operate.

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One solar point of contactDesignPermitInstallationInspectionCommissioningPTO

2025 Energy Code

Start solar coordination before the plans are finished.

California's 2025 Energy Code applies to permit applications submitted on or after January 1, 2026. Newly constructed detached ADUs generally require newly installed solar PV unless an exception applies.

Qualifying new modules may be installed on the ADU or added to an existing system on the same residential lot when permitted by the serving utility. The new PV must be included in the ADU permit application and sized according to the approved Energy Code documentation.

Turnkey REECH project management

Everything solar—from approved design to utility activation.

REECH coordinates the designer, permitting authority, utility, equipment procurement, licensed installation team, inspections, commissioning, documentation, and PTO submission under one managed solar scope.

For builders and designers

Identify the solar scope early, avoid roof-layout conflicts, coordinate plan revisions, and keep the project moving toward permit approval.

For property owners

Understand what the energy documents require, where the equipment can go, what may be added to an existing system, and what the project will cost.

For project coordinators

Maintain one solar point of contact for design questions, permit corrections, scheduling, inspection, utility coordination, and closeout records.

Compliance note

REECH manages and coordinates the solar project through PTO. Final code requirements, permit approval, inspection acceptance, interconnection, and PTO timing remain subject to the applicable Energy Code documents, project design, local authority having jurisdiction, serving utility, and other approving agencies.

Bring REECH in before solar becomes a permit delay.