Wind Mitigation Reporting
A wind mitigation inspection is one of the few things that can actually lower your Florida homeowners premium. It documents the storm-resistant features already built into your home — how the roof is attached, the roof deck, the covering, and the roof-to-wall connections — so the insurer applies every hurricane discount you qualify for.
P1Mitigators™ performs wind mitigation inspections across Jacksonville and Duval County and completes the official OIR-B1-1802 form insurers require. Many homeowners are leaving real money on the table simply because these features were never documented — we make sure yours are.
What Wind Mitigation Reporting Includes
Roof Covering & Deck
Documenting the roof covering type, permits, and how the roof deck is attached — key factors in your discount.
Roof-to-Wall Connections
Identifying clips, wraps, or straps that tie the roof to the walls — one of the largest single discount drivers.
Roof Geometry & Shape
Recording roof shape (hip vs. other), which affects how the structure handles hurricane-force wind.
Official OIR-B1-1802 Report
The completed, signed state wind mitigation form your insurer needs to apply the credits to your policy.
Why It Matters
- Can significantly lower your hurricane insurance premium
- Documents credits many homeowners never claim
- Completed on the official state OIR-B1-1802 form
- Pairs with a 4-point inspection for full insurability
Related Services
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Inspections, documentation, and claim support that protect your coverage and your payout.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can a wind mitigation inspection save me?
Savings vary by home, but the wind-resistant features documented — especially roof-to-wall connections and roof covering — can meaningfully reduce the hurricane portion of your premium. For many Florida homeowners the inspection pays for itself the first year.
What is the OIR-B1-1802 form?
It is the official Florida wind mitigation inspection form. Insurers require this specific signed form to apply wind mitigation credits to your policy. We complete and provide it as part of the inspection.
How long is a wind mitigation report good for?
In Florida a wind mitigation report is generally valid for up to five years, as long as the roof and documented features have not changed. After a re-roof, a new inspection can capture updated — often better — credits.
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