Common Issues Found During Insurance Inspections (and How to Fix Them)
Most Florida homeowners don’t realize how common problems like roof wear, outdated electrical panels, plumbing issues, or aging HVAC systems can affect insurance approval or premiums. This guide explains the most frequent issues found during 4-Point and Wind Mitigation inspections, and the simple fixes that help you stay covered or before an inspection.
Buying an Older Home? Here’s Why You’ll Need a 4-Point and Wind Mitigation Inspection Before Closing
Buying an older home in Florida often comes with extra insurance requirements — including a 4-Point Inspection and, in many cases, a Wind Mitigation Inspection. These two inspections help your insurance company confirm the home is safe, storm-ready, and eligible for coverage before closing. In this post, we break down what each inspection includes, why they matter, and how they can save you time, money, and headaches during the homebuying process.
Wind Mitigation Inspections Explained: How They Can Save You Money
Discover how a Wind Mitigation Inspection can help lower your Florida homeowner’s insurance premium. Learn what’s included in a TMHI wind mitigation inspection, what qualifies for credits, and when to schedule one.
What Is a 4-Point Inspection and Why Insurance Companies Require It
Learn what a 4-Point Inspection is, why Florida insurance companies require it, and how it helps Pensacola and Gulf Coast homeowners keep coverage and lower premiums.
How Different Types of HVAC Filters Can Impact the System
Learn how different types of HVAC filters affect air quality, energy efficiency, and insurance inspections. Taylor Made Home Inspections explains what Florida homeowners need to know for their next four-point inspection.
How Long Should a Roof Last and What Cuts It Short?
How long should a roof last? Learn average lifespans by material, what shortens them, and when to get a roof inspected before problems start.
What Is a Wind Mitigation Inspection Good For?
A wind mitigation inspection can lower your insurance and protect your Florida home. Learn what is checked and why it matters.