Quick answer: A wind mitigation inspection is a Florida insurance form that records the features of your home that resist wind, like roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections and roof shape. Insurers use it to give discounts. A new roof often improves the results.
What the inspector checks
Roof covering, deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections, roof shape and opening protection.
- Roof covering and age
- Deck nailing
- Hurricane straps or clips
- Shutters and impact windows
Who does it
Licensed inspectors and some other licensed professionals fill out the form.
When to get one
After a new roof, and whenever your insurer asks.
FAQ
Does a new roof change my wind mit?
Often yes, since roof covering and deck attachment are on the form.
Do you do wind mitigation forms?
We focus on the roof itself. We'll give your inspector the permit and product details they need.
How long is it good for?
Usually a few years. Ask your insurer.
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