Commercial Wind Mitigation Inspection Services

Evolve examines roof covering materials, roof-deck attachments, secondary water resistance, and opening protections. The company provides Type 2 and Type 3 commercial wind mitigation inspections, followed by a detailed report documenting the observed mitigation features for review.

Requirements depend on the building, insurer, and applicable circumstances. Evolve provides Type 2 and Type 3 inspections and reports that can be shared with insurance providers. Owners should confirm specific documentation requirements with their insurance carrier before scheduling.

A documented inspection can show qualifying wind-mitigation features to an insurance provider. Evolve states its reports may help lower premiums while documenting protective features such as roof construction, secondary water resistance, and opening protection. Savings depend on eligibility.

Evolve examines roof covering materials, roof-deck attachments, secondary water resistance, and opening protections. The inspection is designed around commercial wind vulnerabilities and requirements captured by the Type 2 and Type 3 mitigation forms during the inspection process.

Type 2 applies to commercial buildings four to six stories, while Type 3 applies to buildings seven stories or higher. Evolve provides both inspection types and uses the applicable mitigation form to document qualifying features for the applicable building type.

Evolve identifies Type 2 commercial wind mitigation inspections for buildings four to six stories. The inspection captures applicable mitigation features and produces documentation intended to help owners and insurance providers evaluate wind-resistant characteristics of the building based on building height.

Evolve identifies Type 3 commercial wind mitigation inspections for buildings seven stories or higher. The inspection documents applicable wind-mitigation features using the appropriate form and provides a detailed report for property owners and insurance providers based on building height.

Key vulnerabilities include weaknesses involving roof coverings, roof-deck attachments, secondary water resistance, and opening protections. Evolve’s commercial wind mitigation inspections focus on these areas to identify features that may affect a building’s resistance to wind damage during severe weather.

No. They serve different purposes. Wind mitigation focuses on features designed to reduce wind damage, while a commercial roof inspection evaluates roof condition, materials, attachments, permits, geometry, and related issues. They can complement each other for a complete roof evaluation.

A wind mitigation inspection documents vulnerabilities or missing qualifying features rather than simply labeling a property as failed. Evolve provides findings and a detailed report, helping owners understand areas needing attention and discuss insurance implications with their provider after reviewing findings.