Title-24 Compliance
The 2025 California energy code requires heat pumps as the base unit for new homes. For Grass Valley's colder winters, we spec cold-rated models. We file all CF1R and CF2R forms for your permit.
New Construction HVAC in Grass Valley, CA
New home in Grass Valley? Fresh Air Heating and Air handles your HVAC setup and all Title-24 compliance.

Grass Valley gets colder winters than the Sacramento valley. Fresh Air has served the greater Sacramento area since 2009, with 900+ units set up. We pick heat pumps that work well in Nevada County's foothill climate.
The 2025 California energy code requires heat pumps as the base unit for new homes. For Grass Valley's colder winters, we spec cold-rated models. We file all CF1R and CF2R forms for your permit.
We plan our schedule with your general contractor. Rough-in duct work goes in while framing is open. We come back for trim-out after drywall and file the final field form for your inspector.
New build HVAC in Grass Valley runs $9 to $15 per square foot installed. A 1,800 sq ft home lands near $16,200 to $27,000 for a full ducted heat pump setup. We give a full quote before work starts.
California's 2025 Title-24 code (effective January 1, 2026) requires heat pumps as the baseline for new single-family homes. Grass Valley sits above 2,400 feet. Winters can push into the teens. We spec heat pumps rated to hold full output at 5 degrees F and keep heating below that. That matters more in Grass Valley than on the valley floor.
The 2025 code also adds tighter duct sealing rules and requires whole-house fresh air. Fresh Air builds these in from day one so you do not need fixes later. Milestone billing means you pay as each phase is done rather than all up front.
Yes. The 2025 Title-24 code sets heat pumps as the base for new homes. For Grass Valley's colder winters, we size cold-rated models that hold 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 to 5 degrees F and keep heating even colder. Grass Valley winters rarely drop that low, so a well-sized heat pump works all season.
Yes. Fresh Air holds CSLB license 945361 and serves Grass Valley, Nevada City, Auburn, and the greater Sacramento Valley.
Call (916) 416-8181 or book at our contact page. Fresh Air offers free in-home estimates and milestone billing for Grass Valley new construction projects.