Understand the roofing features in your report
Wind mitigation considers building features that may affect performance in high winds. Roofing-related questions can involve the roof covering, roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connections, and secondary water resistance. Each feature raises a different construction or documentation question.
Roofing work and an inspection have different roles
A wind mitigation inspection records features of the property. Roofing or retrofit work changes specific components under an agreed scope. Contacting AquaProof through this site is a roofing project inquiry, not an order for a certified wind mitigation inspection.
Where Third Nail retrofits fit
For some existing connectors, a suitable fastener retrofit may be an option to discuss. Other properties may require a different detail or more extensive work. Access, connector condition, and the approved installation determine what is appropriate.
Plan documentation before the project starts
- Have your current wind mitigation report and available roof records ready.
- Ask what the proposed construction scope addresses.
- Discuss installation photos and other records before covered areas are closed.
- Confirm follow-up inspection and documentation requirements with a qualified inspector and your insurer.
Keep insurance expectations clear
Any premium change or eligibility decision rests with your insurer. Neither roofing work nor this website guarantees a discount or an accepted inspection classification. Visit the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation’s wind mitigation resources for consumer information.