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Homeowner’s Insurance Discounts
Southwest Florida Wind Mitigation
Homeowner’s Insurance discounts are one of the many benefits to having a new roof installed by Roof Smart.
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Wind Mitigation in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Port Charlotte and Naples
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Homeowner’s Insurance discounts are one of the many benefits of having a new roof installed by Roof Smart. One of our objectives is to put as much money as possible, back into your pockets. Wind Mitigation discounts are applied towards the windstorm portion of your total insurance premium. Many homeowners have taken advantage of the insurance discount incentive and strengthened their existing homes using the strongest options in the Florida Building Code. Depending on where you are located in Florida, the windstorm portion of your homeowners insurance is between 15% and 70% of the total premium.
According to Florida Statute 627.0629, ALL insurance companies are required to offer Florida homeowners “discounts, credits, or other rate differentials…” for particular construction techniques, that help to reduce wind damage caused by hurricanes, tropical storms, and other windstorm related claims.
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Wind mitigation discounts are justified because stronger, more wind-resistant houses have lower windstorm losses. Lower windstorm losses equal reduced costs to insurance companies, that are then passed on to the consumer. Many homeowners have taken advantage of the insurance discount incentive and strengthened their existing homes, using the strongest options in the Florida Building Code. The discounted insurance rates in Florida apply to both existing construction (homes built prior to 2002) and new construction built to the new statewide Florida Building Code (FBC).
We update your roof with new Miami-Dade approved materials that meet the Florida Building Code requirements
Nail your roof decking off with 8d ring shank nails 6′ on center, that meet the new Florida Building Code requirements
Install peel & stick underlayment on the decking, which is considered a secondary water resistance barrier, that prevents the roof from leaking if the shingles are blown off in a windstorm