Strengthen Your Home.
Lower Your Insurance Costs.

Florida homeowners who completed wind mitigation upgrades through our program saved an average of 15% on their insurance premiums when a discount was applied.

Insurance discounts for wind mitigation are mandated by Florida law, but savings vary—always speak with your insurance carrier to understand your specific discounts and coverage options.

Our Program Covers These Core Wind Mitigation Upgrades:

  • Roof-to-Wall Connections
  • Roof-to-Deck Attachment
  • Opening Protection (windows, doors, garage doors)
  • Secondary Water Resistance (SWR)

Open to all eligible Florida homeowners.

Understand the value of wind mitigation—especially for older homes—and make your plan to strengthen your home and save today.

Click the Arrows to See All of the Upgrades

Use Our Calculator – Do the Math

Wind Mitigation Upgrade Cost Estimator
Plan Smarter. Save More.

Use this tool to estimate the potential costs of recommended wind mitigation upgrades to your home. Whether you’re exploring improvements on your own or planning to apply for a grant, this calculator gives you a better idea of what to expect—so you can make informed decisions that fit your budget and strengthen your home.

Our Calculator Can Help You Choose Your Upgrades

YOUR SAVINGS TBD

Last year, on average, thousands of Florida homeowners saved $932. Your savings will differ.

Pensacola, Jacksonville, Miami, Melbourne, Tampa, Naples

NOTE:
These estimates are not quotes and should be used for planning purposes only. Actual costs will vary based on the specific features of your home and your contractor’s bid.

New Roof
Upgrade Sheet

Upgrading Window Protections Sheet

Roof-To-Wall Connections Upgrade Sheet

Roof-to-Deck
Upgrade Sheet

Exterior and Garage Door Upgrade Sheet

Secondary Water Resistance Upgrade Sheet

Homeowner's Guide

Learn about eligibility, grant applications and the MSFH Program process for homeowners.

Important Program Updates

Read about the new grant information set for the 2025-26 fiscal year by the Florida Legislature.