A professional wind mitigation inspection provides a concrete return on investment. This service empowers property owners to minimize property insurance costs based on industry assessment criteria. Count on HouseMaster® to provide a detailed windstorm mitigation report that defines the condition and construction of your home or building.
Wind Mitigation Inspection Services
Wind Mitigation Inspection Services
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What Is a Wind Mitigation Inspection?
Our Windstorm Mitigation Inspection Process
In storm- and hurricane-prone states, insurance companies adjust personalized insurance policies based on wind mitigation reports. A certified wind mitigation inspector assesses a property’s resilience to wind and storm damage based on features like roof gable end-bracing and window protection. The results not only impact insurance costs but also outline improvements to lower risk. We follow a detailed, step-by-step process to provide a holistic understanding of a property’s wind-readiness. Your certified inspector will:
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Step 1Conduct a thorough visual evaluation of the property’s exterior.
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Step 2Access the property’s roof to evaluate materials, measure slopes, and inspect readily accessible elements.
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Step 3Photograph and document all qualifying wind mitigation features.
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Step 4Deliver a detailed wind mitigation report for you to submit to your insurance company.
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Step 5Provide any additional information requested by policy writers, if necessary.
Wind Mitigation Reports for Insurance Policies and Peace of Mind
With insurance premiums rising, property owners are looking for ways to lower ownership expenses. Depending on the state, policy provider, and other factors, windstorm inspections may offer an avenue to cost reduction with additional benefits: confidence and safety. There’s incredible value in knowing your property is less likely to experience structural damage during a weather event. That’s why your local HouseMaster inspector will include personalized recommendations to improve wind resistance and integrity.
Wind Mitigation Reports for Insurance Policies and Peace of Mind
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Nothing provides peace of mind like a professional home inspection. Our experienced team evaluates readily accessible elements of the property to develop a clear picture of the integrity and condition of home systems. This will allow you to anticipate possible immediate and long-term maintenance and repair needs.
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Great to work with and very thorough! He answered all questions and explained how to go about working with a builder.
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Kevin was thorough, detailed and extremely professional in performance of inspection.
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Shawn always does great inspections! Roofs and sewers can be a big problem. A thorough inspection is so important, and he expects homes from top to bottom.
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