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Insurance Appraisals Reserve Studies Wind Mitigation COMMERCIAL WINDSTORM MITIGATION INSPECTION REPORT Prepared for: Clearwater Key Association South Beach1480 Gulf Blvd., Inc. 1480 Gulf Blvd. Clearwater,

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How to fill out wind mitigation 1480:

1. Begin by obtaining a copy of the wind mitigation 1480 form.
2. Carefully read through the instructions provided on the form to familiarize yourself with the requirements and guidelines.
3. Fill out the top section of the form, including your name, contact information, and the property address for which the wind mitigation inspection is being conducted.
4. Provide information about the building structure, such as the type of roof covering, wall construction, and roof geometry. This may include details about hurricane straps or clips, as well as the age of the roof.
5. Indicate any additional wind-resistance features that may be present, such as impact-resistant windows, reinforced garage doors, or wind-resistant shutters.
6. Include details about the roof deck attachment and if there are any secondary water barriers.
7. Provide information about any other wind-mitigating features, such as the presence of a wind-resistant cover for skylights or solar panels.
8. Complete the form by signing and dating it, certifying that the information provided is accurate and true to the best of your knowledge.

Who needs wind mitigation 1480:

1. Homeowners who reside in areas prone to high winds or hurricanes can benefit from wind mitigation 1480.
2. Insurance companies often require this form to assess the wind-resistant features of a property and determine the appropriate level of coverage and premiums.
3. Contractors or builders may also need to fill out wind mitigation 1480 for new construction projects to ensure compliance with building codes and safety standards.

Overall, the wind mitigation 1480 form is important for both homeowners and insurance companies, as it helps assess the wind resistance of a property and ensure that appropriate measures are in place to minimize potential damages caused by high winds or hurricanes.

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What is wind mitigation 1480?

Wind mitigation 1480 is a form that assesses the wind-resistant features of a property.

Who is required to file wind mitigation 1480?

Property owners in certain high-risk areas are typically required to file wind mitigation 1480.

How to fill out wind mitigation 1480?

Wind mitigation 1480 can be filled out by a qualified inspector who assesses the property's wind-resistant features.

What is the purpose of wind mitigation 1480?

The purpose of wind mitigation 1480 is to determine the potential risk and insurance discounts for a property based on its wind-resistant features.

What information must be reported on wind mitigation 1480?

Information such as the roof shape, roof covering, roof deck attachment, roof-to-wall connection, and opening protection must be reported on wind mitigation 1480.