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Florida law requires insurers to offer discounts for construction features that reduce wind damage. A wind mitigation inspection documents those features on the state’s official uniform mitigation verification form (OIR-B1-1802).
Shawn verifies each feature in person, takes the required photos and delivers a report your insurance agent can use to apply any credits you qualify for.
Inspecting homes since 2009
Every inspection is performed personally by Shawn and documented with clear photos and plain-English notes.
Whether the home was built to the 2001 Florida Building Code or later.
Roof covering type and permit or installation date.
How the roof decking is fastened to the trusses or rafters.
Toe nails, clips, single or double wraps securing the roof structure.
Hip, gable or flat roof shape and its wind resistance.
Whether a secondary barrier protects the roof deck.
Impact-rated windows, doors and shutters on all openings.
Clear photos of every verified feature for your carrier.
A single inspection can document discounts that apply year after year. For many Central Florida homeowners, the savings far outweigh the cost.
Verified features can earn credits on the windstorm portion of your policy.
Understand how well your home is built to resist high winds.
Reports are generally accepted for up to five years if nothing changes.
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Straightforward scheduling, a thorough on-site inspection and a clear report you can act on.
Choose your inspection and a time that works. We confirm quickly and answer your questions.
Shawn inspects the property thoroughly. You’re welcome to attend and ask questions.
Receive a clear digital report with photos, findings and recommendations.
Negotiate repairs, secure insurance or close knowing exactly what you’re getting.
Have a question that isn’t covered here? Shawn is happy to talk through your property and timeline.
Savings depend on your home’s features and your carrier. Homes with hip roofs, strong roof-to-wall connections and impact protection often see the largest credits.
Generally up to five years, as long as no changes are made to the roof or openings.
Someone needs to provide access to the attic and the home’s openings.
Yes. A new roof often changes several features on the form and can improve your discounts.
A top-to-bottom, 400-point evaluation of the roof, structure, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and more.
Roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC documented to the standard Florida insurers require.
Air sampling and visual assessment to uncover hidden moisture and mold growth.
Get the professional insight you need before buying, selling or insuring. Book your inspection with Central Florida’s Certified Master Inspector® today.
