Wind Mitigation Inspection Cost in Florida: What You Pay and Two Ways to Get It Free
What a wind mitigation inspection costs in Florida, what changes the price, and the two legitimate ways to get the OIR-B1-1802 report free or reimbursed.
What a wind mitigation inspection costs in Florida, what changes the price, and the two legitimate ways to get the OIR-B1-1802 report free or reimbursed.
What the Florida garage door wind code actually requires: design pressure ratings by region, DASMA 108 and 115 testing, HVHZ impact rules, label reading, permits, and how the door affects your insurance credit.
There is no federal window tax credit for 2026 installs. Florida's replacement is a one-time sales-tax refund of up to $500 per homesteaded home for impact windows, doors, and garage doors, claimed from the Department of Revenue after installation.
The OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form decides your Florida hurricane insurance discount, often $300 to $3,500 a year. Here is what it checks and what changed in the new April 2026 version.
To harden a Florida home against hurricane damage on a real budget, sequence the upgrades over four or five seasons. Roof first, openings second, garage door, generator, yard.
Florida hurricane insurance is actually three separate products. Most homeowners only learn the difference after a storm. Here is the plain-English breakdown.