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How long does a wind mitigation inspection remain valid?
Friday, February 21, 2020
A wind mitigation inspection report is good for five years from the date of inspection for any hurricane-resistant discounts that were documented, as long as there have been no material changes to the home’s structure.
Also see our blog post Is a wind mitigation inspection transferable from previous homeowner to new homeowner?
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Here’s links to a collection of our blog posts about the WIND MITIGATION FORM:
• Is a wind mitigation inspection report (OIR-B1-1802) required for homeowners insurance in Florida?
• Which building permit date is used for the Building Code section of the wind mitigation form?
• What are the different roof deck attachment discount categories for a wind mitigation inspection?
• What determines the year of a house?
• How do I get the hip roof discount for my homeowners windstorm insurance?
• Can I do my own wind mitigation inspection?
• What’s the difference between a gable and hip roof for my insurance?
• What is the wind mitigation inspection for homeowner's insurance?
• Why did I get no discounts or only a small discount from my wind mitigation inspection?
• How can I tell how hurricane resistant a Florida house is before I buy it?
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