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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2016

What Is a Wind Mitigation Inspection?

As a homeowner with windstorm insurance, state law entitles you to certain premium reductions, but without an inspection, you can’t get them! If you haven’t had a windstorm insurance inspection at your current home, you are PROBABLY PAYING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR WINDSTORM INSURANCE!

During a wind mitigation inspection, a certified inspector reports on the key features that may decrease the amount of damage your home suffers during a hurricane or strong windstorm. These features fall into several categories, such as exterior construction type, roof shape and construction methods, age of roof covering, door and window opening protection as well as the actual year the home was built. Another factor may be the elevation of a property and how it relates to wind speed.

Posted 10:25 AM

Tags: wind mitigation report, homeowner insurance, reports, how to save money,

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Titus said...
Great little blog post! I think a lot of homeowners, especially new homeowners, are unaware of this option. New homeowners dont know to ask for a wind mitigation inspection and are missing out on a lot of savings. A wind mitigation inspection is a great way to save money and its important to keep homeowners informed.
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