Turn Wind-Resistant Features Into Useful Documentation
Florida homes may include construction techniques and protective measures that influence insurance pricing. Frontline’s survey documents qualifying features and provides photographs so you and your insurance agent can review what is present.
Features the Survey May Document
The inspection focuses on visible construction and protection details associated with reduced windstorm damage. Eligibility and savings are determined by the insurance carrier, not by the inspection alone.
Schedule a Wind Survey
A Report Your Insurance Agent Can Review
Frontline includes photographs and documented observations so the report can be shared with your insurance professional. Reports are audited as part of the company’s quality process and can remain available online for future access.
Check Your Eligibility
Support Your Florida Insurance Review
Make protective home features easier to identify and discuss.
Roof Geometry Review
Document roof shapes and visible characteristics that may be relevant to wind mitigation documentation.
Connection Details
Review accessible roof and wall connection features associated with wind resistance.
Opening Protection
Record visible shutters, impact protection, or other measures installed around openings.
Photo-Supported Findings
Photographs help show your agent what was observed and why it was included in the report.
Potential Benefits for Homeowners
The survey can be useful when reviewing insurance costs and property protections.
Insurance Credit Review
Give your agent documentation to evaluate whether qualifying features may support a premium adjustment.
Older Homes With Updates
Document qualifying upgrades that may not be obvious from the home’s construction date alone.
Post-Renovation Documentation
Consider a new survey when relevant protective features have been added or changed.
Property Protection Awareness
Learn more about the wind-resistant features already present on your home.
Plan the Survey Around Your Insurance Needs
Agent Guidance First
Ask your insurance professional which form and details are required before scheduling.
Accessible Areas
Make sure the inspector can reach relevant roof, attic, garage, and opening-protection areas.
Report Retention
Online access makes it easier to revisit the report when discussing future insurance questions.
Clearer Documentation
A focused survey can reduce uncertainty when your carrier reviews the property’s mitigation features.
Find Out What Your Home Can Document
Arrange a wind mitigation survey with Frontline and give your insurance agent clear information about the property’s protective features.
Book a Wind Mitigation Survey
How to Arrange a Wind Mitigation Survey
Confirm the Carrier Request
Ask your insurance agent which wind mitigation form is needed and whether any additional documentation is required.
Provide Home Information
Share the property address, year built, roof details, and known hurricane protection features.
Complete the Survey
Give Frontline access to the relevant exterior, attic, garage, and opening-protection areas for documentation.
Submit to Insurance
Review the report and photographs with your agent, who can determine eligibility for applicable credits or adjustments.