Title-24 Heat Pump Rules
California's 2025 energy code requires heat pumps as the base unit for new homes. Auburn sits in a foothill climate zone where a cold-rated heat pump is a smart pick. We file all CF1R and CF2R forms for your permit.
New Construction HVAC in Auburn, CA
Building in Auburn? Fresh Air Heating and Air sets up your HVAC and handles Title-24 from day one.

Auburn sits in the Sierra Nevada foothills where winters are cooler than the valley floor. Fresh Air has served the greater Sacramento area since 2009, with 900+ systems set up. We know which units work best for Auburn's climate.
California's 2025 energy code requires heat pumps as the base unit for new homes. Auburn sits in a foothill climate zone where a cold-rated heat pump is a smart pick. We file all CF1R and CF2R forms for your permit.
We work on your GC's schedule. Rough-in duct work goes in while framing is open. Trim-out follows after drywall. We file the compliance forms so your inspector can sign off with no delays.
New build HVAC in Auburn runs $9 to $15 per square foot. A 2,000 sq ft home lands near $18,000 to $30,000 for a full ducted heat pump setup. We share a line-item quote before any work starts.
California's 2025 Title-24 code (effective January 1, 2026) sets heat pumps as the standard for new home builds. Auburn winters can drop into the 20s, so we recommend units rated to work at low outdoor temps. A heat pump that holds full output at 5 degrees F handles Auburn winter nights with ease.
The updated code also requires whole-house fresh air and stricter duct sealing. Fresh Air builds these features in from the start. We also offer milestone billing so you pay in stages tied to each phase of work, not all at once.
Yes. The 2025 Title-24 code sets heat pumps as the base for new single-family homes. For Auburn's colder winters, we size units that hold strong output in low temps.
Fresh Air prices new build HVAC at $9 to $15 per square foot. A 2,000 sq ft home runs $18,000 to $30,000 for a full ducted heat pump system with duct work and start-up.
Yes. Modern cold-rated heat pumps hold full output down to 5 degrees F and keep heating even colder. Auburn rarely sees temps that low, so a standard heat pump works well for most homes.
Yes. Fresh Air holds CSLB license 945361 and is fully insured. We serve Auburn, Rocklin, Roseville, and all of Placer County.
Call (916) 416-8181 or book at our contact page. We offer free in-home estimates and milestone billing for all Auburn new construction projects.