Wind Mitigation Inspections
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and after the inspection. QUALIFIED INSPECTORS Licensed, trained and experienced. Thousands of wind mitigation inspections completed. Starting from... $135 in Palm Beach County(including West Palm Beach, Wellington, Lake Worth, Boynton Beach and Palm Beach) and $165 in Broward, Martin and St. Lucie Counties Call us today...
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Frequently Asked Questions What
is a Wind Mitigation Inspection? During a Wind Mitigation Inspection, an inspector will be looking for attributes of of your home that could help
limit or prevent damage during a windstorm. These attributes are documented on an inspection form (OIR-B1-1802) and
forwarded to your insurance company. Your insurance company will then use the inspection results to help determine your
premiums. Why do I need to
get a Wind Mitigation Inspection? You don't necessarily need to get one but, because it may reduce your insurance premiums, it could be a good idea. Check with your insurance agent. Who is legally qualified to complete a Wind Mitigation
Inspection?
Notice that of all the professions
that are “qualified” to perform wind mitigation inspections, ONLY licensed home inspectors are REQUIRED to have additional wind mitigation training. While the background, experience and education of all these professions are important,
they are not enough. A wind mitigation inspection is a particular type of inspection that requires unique training. Having the proper training is important. Without proper training, inspectors are essentially "flying blind" and
you could be taking unnecessary risks with your time and money. How much time does a Wind Mitigation Inspection
take? An average
Wind Mitigation Inspection takes about 45 minutes on site. Does the inspector need to get inside the house? In almost all cases, yes. Exterior doors and garage doors may
need to be inspected from the inside and/or in the open position. The inspector will also need access into the attic
space. What will the inspector
be inspecting? Some
of the items your inspector will look at include:
How important is documentation (roofing contracts, etc.) to a Wind Mitigation Inspection? Proof in the form of photos and/or documentation is required to accurately complete the inspection report. You want to collect any and all documentation that could help prove the type of wind mitigation attributes you have on your home AND have it available for your inspector to review. Any documentation related to your roof, opening protection (shutters, impact glass, exterior doors, garage doors, etc.) and general structure could be beneficial. Even if you think a piece of documentation will not help, it is better to have it available than not.
How much of a discount will I receive? No inspector can answer this for you. Your insurance agent can tell you after your insurance
company receives and processes the completed inspection report. |
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