Hipped or other?

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Florida wind mitigation. Previous wind mit said other. I think it is hipped.

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Hip and Butterfly. O and welcome to the forum, Keith.

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Hip & Valley :slight_smile:

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He’s talking about the state required wind mitigation insurance report.

  1. Do not include the front porch on measurements.
  2. I see a flat roof in back. To qualify as a hip style, there must be no other roof shapes greater than 10% of the total roof system perimeter.
    If you measured correctly & did the math - what say you? :cowboy_hat_face:
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Here’s for Scott & Simon

WindMit sample.pdf (1.5 MB)

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Thanks. I’ve looked at it before but forgot :frowning_face:

How do you measure it when you cannot get on the roof?

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Either estimate on site or depending on the location the property appraiser’s website will show a measured sketch.

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Here’s my home on the Palm Beach County site

sketch

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Neat! We’re not setup for that here.

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That did not answer the op post?

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That flat looking roof is metal. It looks different in the photos because of sun glare. I believe.

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Thanks for the input. Really appreciate it.

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OK but I do not understand what that has to do with the price of tea in China.
Hope you get it. :cowboy_hat_face:

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Blowing up the aerial shot that area referred to flat does not appear to be flat.

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Thanks Bob.
It is hip or other.

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HIP & Valley.

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No clue
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