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Complete the 2026 Wind Mitigation form (OIR-B1-1802 Rev. 04/26)

A section-by-section walkthrough of the Wind Mitigation writer and the tools that help you document each answer.

The Wind Mitigation writer follows Florida's Uniform Mitigation Verification Inspection Form, OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26), required for inspections on or after April 1, 2026. Every answer you choose fills the official form in the finished PDF.

Sections of the form

SectionTools that help
InformationClient and property details, policy number and FORTIFIED Home certificate (Roof, Silver or Gold)
1. Building CodeYear built and permit history from your research
2. RegionASCE wind region lookup with an evidence image
3. Roof SlopeRoof Slope Assistant
4. Roof CoveringCovering types, permit dates and product approvals from attached reroof permits
5. Roof Deck AttachmentLBX attic measurement label for nail-spacing photos
6. Roof to Wall AttachmentMinimal-condition checks unlock clips, single wraps and double wraps
7. Roof GeometryHip, flat or other
8. Secondary Water ResistanceSealed roof deck options
9a and 9b. Opening ProtectionA chart with one choice per opening type, plus the overall rating
Inspector InformationYour license type, name, company and signature

Helpful features

  • Help text under every answer explains when each option applies. Use Show all hints to display it everywhere.
  • Photos and permit evidence in the report's photo area. Attach a permit's evidence image in one tap.
  • Expand and collapse sections to move through the form quickly on a phone.

You confirm every field

The 2026 form requires the inspector to complete every field. Lookups and research only suggest answers. Choose each answer based on what you personally observed and verified, and leave out anything you couldn't confirm.

Before you publish

Open Form Preview to check the PDF, confirm your signature and license details, and attach photos for each feature that earns a credit. See Publish a report.

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