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Thank
you for your interest in the My
Safe Florida Home program.
CFO Sink aggressively
lobbied the Legislature to
continue funding this
tremendously successful
program, and plans to do so
again in 2010. However, due to budget
constraints, the program expired on June 30,
2009.
If you have resources
available, we encourage you
to take steps to protect
yourself and your property
against hurricane damage.
The first step is pursuing a
wind inspection to identify
how you can strengthen your
home or determine if you are
eligible for discounts on
your wind insurance.
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WIND INSPECTIONS Q&A
1. How can I get a
wind inspection now
that the My Safe
Florida Home program
has ended?
You should contact
your insurance
company for a list
of approved
inspectors or
inspection
companies.
2.
Now that the My Safe Florida Home program has ended is my
application information or inspection report still public
record?
Yes. With the exception of the insurance information you
provided at the time you applied for an inspection, the
information on your application and in your inspection
report is considered public information and available upon
request.
3. Was my inspection
report sent to my insurance company?
No. The My Safe Florida Home program sent all inspection
reports directly to the homeowner.
4.
How do I get the form for insurance discounts or credits?
If you did not receive a mitigation form following your free
wind inspection through the My Safe Florida Home program you
will need to contact the inspection company that performed
the original inspection or have a new inspection completed.
Click
here for a list of inspection firms.
Also, you can contact your insurance agent or company to
obtain more information about mitigation discounts and
credits.
5. How do I get a correction made on my inspection report?
Homeowners who believe an error has been made on their
inspection report will need to contact the inspection
company that performed the original inspection for a
correction. Click
here for a list of inspection firms. |
