An Energy Code Compliance Certificate is a required document under the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). It must be posted permanently inside the home — typically near the furnace, electrical panel, or utility room — and shows key energy details like:

• Insulation R-values

• Window U-factors and SHGC

• HVAC and water heating efficiencies

• Duct leakage and ventilation compliance

• HERS Index score (if applicable)

It’s often missed during construction, but it’s required at final inspection — and in some towns, missing it can delay your certificate of occupancy.

🛠 Who Needs an Energy Code Certificate?

• Builders finalizing a permitted home or addition

• Architects or permit runners submitting compliance documentation

• Homeowners pulling their own permits in IECC jurisdictions

• Anyone building in a state or town that follows IECC or Stretch Code

If the project includes insulation, HVAC, windows, or square footage — this certificate is part of what’s required to pass.

✅ Why Use EcoScore?

We issue inspector-ready Energy Code Certificates based on your approved REScheck or HERS report — clean, professional, and code-compliant:

• RESNET Certified HERS Rater

• IECC/HERS Compliance Specialist (ICC & RESNET)

• ICC Residential Energy Plans Examiner

You’ll get a final inspection-ready certificate, fast — no confusion, no wasted time, and no delays. Delivered as a printable PDF (or sticker-ready format) in 24–48 hours.

📦 What You Get

• Full review of your REScheck or energy documents

• Certificate that meets IECC Section R401.3

• Includes all required insulation, HVAC, fenestration, and ventilation info