Wind Mitigation Inspection Cost in Florida (Plus 4-Point Pricing)

A standalone wind mitigation inspection runs roughly $75 to $150 across Florida, with South Florida a little higher. Here is the real regional breakdown, bundled pricing, and what actually moves the price.

Expect $75 to $150 for a standalone wind mitigation inspection almost anywhere in Florida, and $75 to $175 for a standalone 4-point, based on live Florida pricing at inspectordata.com and korehomeinspections.com. Book them together and most inspectors knock a modest amount off the combined price since it is one trip instead of two.

What is the price by region?

Region	Wind mitigation only	Wind mitigation + 4-point combo
Miami / Fort Lauderdale (Miami-Dade, Broward)	$100–$175	$175–$275
Tampa Bay / St. Petersburg (Hillsborough, Pinellas)	$85–$150	$150–$235
Orlando / Central Florida (Orange)	$75–$130	$135–$210
Jacksonville / Northeast Florida (Duval)	$80–$145	$140–$225
Naples / Southwest Florida (near Lee County)	$90–$160	$155–$245

Regional figures per inspectordata.com's 2026 Florida pricing breakdown. Ask any inspector you contact for their current quote before booking, since price is set by the individual inspector, not by any state fee schedule.

Brevard County and the rest of the Space Coast (Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville) are not called out as their own band in either regional source above. inspectordata.com's published list runs Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Tampa Bay, Orlando/Central Florida, Jacksonville, Naples/Southwest Florida, and Pensacola/Panhandle; korehomeinspections.com publishes a South Florida range and a Florida-wide average, with no Brevard line either. If you're booking in Brevard, start from the statewide range above ($75–$150 standalone wind mitigation, $75–$175 standalone 4-point); see below for the full combo breakdown across both pricing sources. Get matched with a local inspector for a quote specific to your address.

How much is a 4-point inspection and wind mitigation inspection, together, in Florida?

Two Florida pricing sources each publish their own combo figure. inspectordata.com puts a Florida combo at $125 to $225, with coastal markets trending a little higher and inland markets a little lower. korehomeinspections.com's separate "Florida Average" figure runs wider, commonly $125 to $325, since it also factors in market, company size, and what the inspection includes. The regional table above breaks the narrower inspectordata.com figure down further by metro area.

What actually moves the price?

Home size is the biggest factor: a larger attic and roofline simply takes longer to document, and some inspectors tier their pricing by square footage on the 4-point side in particular. Location matters too, South Florida inspectors tend to charge more than the statewide average. Where you find the inspector matters as well: quotes sourced through lead-generation marketplaces run higher than an inspector's own direct rate, since the inspector is paying for that lead.

Is the inspection cost worth it?

For most Florida homes it pays for itself quickly. Homes built to the 2001 Florida Building Code or later already qualify for a minimum 68% discount on the windstorm portion of the premium, per the Florida DFS consumer guide, and older homes can still capture partial credit feature by feature. See the full math in does a wind mitigation inspection save you money, or check which specific features your home qualifies for before you book.