How It Works
From a free hurricane-safety assessment to seamless upgrades, our step-by-step process helps you safeguard your home, lower insurance premiums, and enjoy peace of mind
Protect Your Home in 3 Simple Steps
Quick, Simple, and Effective
Schedule Your Free Hurricane-Safety Assessment
Our regional manager will evaluate your roof, windows, and doors to identify essential upgrades that strengthen your home and qualify you for significant insurance savings.
Start Your Upgrade with No Upfront Costs
Once qualified, we handle every step of the process—from permits to installation—offering a hassle-free experience with no payments until November 2025.
Protect Your Home & Lower Your Insurance Premiums
After your upgrades, enjoy a safer home, a reduced insurance premium, and peace of mind during hurricane season.
Your Roadmap to Safety
Once you qualify, we guide you through a proven process to make your home safer and more resilient. Here’s what you can expect next:
Permit Submission
We handle all the paperwork to get your permits submitted. This process usually takes 2-4 weeks, depending on city regulations.
Permit Approval
Your permit will go through a review to ensure compliance with all building codes and safety standards.
Installation
Our installation team manages the entire setup. All you need to do is ensure areas are clear for the work to be done.
4-Point and Wind Mitigation Inspections
We perform essential inspections to validate your home’s safety, qualifying you for insurance discounts.
Lower Your Home Insurance
With upgrades complete, our agents help review your policy and secure the savings on your home insurance premium.
Real Homeowners, Real Support
“I couldn’t believe how much the Hurricane Safety Program helped me secure my home without the usual financial burden. I upgraded my roof, windows, and doors, and my insurance premium dropped significantly. The process was seamless, and the team was with me every step of the way.”
Ready to Protect Your Home?
Please be aware that if no action is taken, your insurance premium will continue to rise and leave your home vulnerable. The potential loss from a hurricane can be far greater than the small investment required to bring your home up to the new hurricane safety standards.
