Led by Adrian Palma with over 30 years of trusted local experience in Florida.

A wind mitigation inspection is a technical check of your home's defenses. It looks at your roof shape, how it's attached, and the strength of your windows and doors. In Miami, this is not just paperwork. It is a direct way to prove your home can handle a storm. That proof is what insurance companies need to give you a discount. It is a simple process with a clear financial benefit.

The industry standard follows a strict checklist from the Florida Building Code. We check for things like secondary water resistance under roof tiles and the type of roof deck attachment. For the local community in Miami-Dade County, these details are critical. A proper inspection uses specific tools and a trained eye. It is not a guess. The report we provide is the official document your insurer requires to adjust your premium.

Proudly Serving Westchester Area

If you live in Westchester Florida area and need Wind Mitigation Inspections, we are here to help. Our team is familiar with the area and understands the expectations of local customers.

We are happy to serve our local Westchester community with honest service, clear answers, and dependable results you can trust.

Step One: We schedule a time that works for you. Our inspector arrives with all necessary tools, including a ladder and camera. The inspection starts with a review of your property's exterior.

Step Two: The inspector conducts a detailed physical examination. They check the roof covering, attachment, and openings. They document everything according to FL building code requirements for wind resistance.

Step Three: We compile the findings into the official OIR-B1-1802 form. You receive a clear, complete report the same day. This document is ready to submit to your insurance company for your discount.

Watch our team explain a Wind Mitigation Inspection. We show you what we check on a Florida stilt house.

What does a Wind Mitigation Inspection cost?

The price depends on your home. A simple one-story house is faster to check. A big stilt house in Marathon takes more time. We look at the roof shape, how the roof is attached, and the window protection. The final cost is based on the size and features of your home. We give you the price before we start. Call us for a straight quote.

How long does the inspection take?

We are usually at your home for one to two hours. It depends on the size. We check the roof, doors, windows, and the structure. We take photos and notes. The report is ready fast. You get a clear report that shows what can save you money on insurance. It is not a science project. We get in, get the details, and get you the fix.

Do you work in my area?

Yes. We cover all of Miami-Dade County and the Florida Keys. That means Miami, Homestead, Key Largo, and Marathon. We go to stilt houses on the Overseas Highway and condos in Coral Gables. Our team knows the local building codes for these areas. If you are in South Florida, we can handle your inspection. It is that simple.

What happens during the inspection?

Here is the move. Our inspector walks the property. We look under the hood. We check the roof deck attachment and the type of roof covering. We note the shape of the roof, like a hip or gable. We check for storm shutters or impact-resistant windows. We measure and take pictures. Then we write the report based on Florida Building Code standards. You get the facts, not fluff.

Why should I trust your inspection?

Adrian Palma has over 30 years in Florida. We are not a big franchise. We are a local firm that knows coastal homes. We are a Private Provider. That means we can do plan reviews and inspections that skip city hall backlogs. For a stilt house or a big development, our reports are reliable. We give you peace of mind so you can protect your investment.

Give us a call. We’ll take it from here.

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