Wind Mitigation
Your roof, openings, and other protection features can affect wind-mitigation documentation. We help you organize what is installed, what supports it, and what to review with an authorized inspector and your insurer.
Homeowner guidance
Homeowners Insurance Guidance
Bring property features, inspection evidence, policy questions, and completed-project documents into one organized conversation with your insurer.
Florida wind-mitigation focus; insurer and policy control
Explore the guidance
Every guide connects practical next steps with official sources, jurisdiction, and a last-reviewed date.
How to begin
Build a documented question
HomeProject helps you start with the policy or insurer request, identify the relevant property feature, gather supporting records, and prepare the questions for the insurer's current review.
- Use the current policy and official form.
- Keep project and permit closeout records.
- Save insurer responses from approved channels.
Key takeaways
- Connect each feature with its supporting evidence.
- Use current official forms and qualified professionals.
- Ask the insurer how the documents apply to your policy.
Sources guiding this category
- Florida DFS — Mitigation Notices, Inspections and FormsFlorida
- FEMA P-804: Wind Retrofit Guide for Residential BuildingsUnited States hurricane-prone regions
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