Reports built for the underwriter who has to trust them.
For agents: research roof permits and property facts before you quote, $6 per property job. For carriers: Florida forms with dated evidence tied to the inspection.
The public sample shows stored research. No account or card needed to explore it.
For agents writing the policy.
Enter an address and review returned reroof, HVAC and electrical permits alongside the year built and other property facts. Download the relevant permit evidence image for the file.
Property research is $6 per job, with no subscription required and no inspection license needed to use the research. When you need an inspection, bring in a professional authorized for that form.
Follow the answer back to the evidence.
These are the features available to the inspector preparing the report.
The current Wind Mitigation form
The writer uses OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26), with a Form Preview for review before publication.
Wind-region support
The ASCE lookup can supply an evidence image for Section 2 on a purchased job. The inspector reviews and confirms the region answer.
Measurements with context
Nail-spacing photos can include a printed ruler label stamped with the property address and inspection date.
Permit records that identify their source
Attached permit evidence images carry the permit reference, source, job reference and generation time, with the available record details.
A current link and retained PDFs
The hosted link shows the current published version. PDF versions remain available to the report's author. Published reports stay accessible for at least three years from publication.
Research is open to professionals. Regulated forms require authorization.
Anyone using InspectionPress professionally can research a property and share the Property Research Report. Florida insurance forms must be completed and signed by someone authorized for that form.
The signer is responsible for the inspection and the accuracy of the completed form. An account does not grant a license, and InspectionPress does not verify professional credentials. It is not a homeowner self-certification service.
For wind mitigation, Florida Statutes section 627.711 sets out the authorized inspector categories and inspection requirements.
Start with the sample.
Bring your next address.
Explore the research, then open a property job when you're ready.