
MANDATORY
Florida's new OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26) is in effect. Every wind mitigation inspection must use the new form or your credits don't count.
Regulatory Notice
Eligible upgrades: Impact Glass, doors, roof reinforcement
2-to-1 matching: you spend $5k, state adds $10k
Users arrive at the grant application inspection-ready
Before You Apply to My Safe Florida Home
The state’s free inspection produces Form OIR-B1-1802 — the same form your insurer uses to calculate your wind mitigation credits. Roughly 45,000 homeowners completed the inspection and never sent that form to their insurer, leaving an average of $1,014 per year in credits on the table.
SaferHome.AI pulls your Pinellas County property records and permit history to show you how your home is likely to score across all five OIR-B1-1802 categories — roof shape, deck attachment, connections, opening protection, and roof covering — before a single inspector arrives.
If your opening protection is incomplete — a standard garage door, one unrated skylight — the state inspection will flag it too. SaferHome.AI surfaces those gaps first, so you can close them before you apply and qualify for a larger grant scope.
After your improvements are done, the OIR-B1-1802 form needs to go to your insurer — not just the state. Most homeowners skip this step. SaferHome.AI tracks your inspection status and flags when an updated report should be filed to claim your annual insurance credits.
