CF-2R & CF-3R Forms

Compliance documentation follows a chain. The CF-1R states what the design promised. The CF-2R states what the installer actually put in. The CF-3R states what the independent rater measured and verified. When those three agree, the permit closes. When they do not, the inspector has questions and the job waits.

Most of the delays we see are paperwork, not equipment: a model number on the form that does not match the unit on the roof, a measure claimed on the CF-1R that nobody verified, or forms completed but never registered with a provider. We handle the registration as part of testing so the documentation exists where the building department expects to find it.

What the Testing Involves

• Forms completed from measured results, not from the plan set
• Registered with a state-approved HERS provider
• Model and serial details matched to the installed equipment
• Copies distributed to you, the contractor and the homeowner

What You Receive

• Registered CF-2R and CF-3R documentation
• Copies for your records and the homeowner
• Documentation the building department can look up directly

Common Questions