A new wind mitigation inspection after roof replacement is typically worth scheduling as soon as the roof work is complete and final documents are in hand. Wind mitigation credits are tied to the home's current construction details, and a roof replacement can change multiple items insurers care about, including the roof covering, the roof deck attachment pattern, and whether a sealed roof deck is present.
In Jacksonville, insurance underwriting is sensitive to wind risk, so having an updated OIR-B1-1802 wind mitigation form can prevent your policy from being rated on older information. If your last wind mitigation report was completed before the roof replacement, it may still show the previous roof covering or omit improvements added during the project.
Jacksonville Metal Roofing provides wind mitigation inspections focused specifically on capturing the post-replacement conditions clearly: photos, measurements, and checkboxes supported by what is visible and verifiable. If you are also planning a metal roof or already installed one, you can get a feel for our approach and documentation standards through Jacksonville Metal Roofing.