Title 24 (California Building Standards Code)

Title 24, also known as the California Building Standards Code, is a set of rules and regulations that govern how buildings are designed, constructed, and maintained in California. It includes standards for safety, energy efficiency, accessibility, fire protection, and environmental sustainability. The goal is to ensure buildings are safe for occupants, resilient to natural disasters, and environmentally responsible. Compliance with Title 24 is required for new construction, renovations, and certain permits, helping to promote a consistent, high-quality built environment across the state.