Wind Mitigation & My Safe Florida Home Grant — Tampa Bay
My Safe Florida Home grant inspections in Tampa. GAF Master Elite, FL #CCC1332551. Up to $10K in grants. Free estimate. Call Hytz!
What Is the My Safe Florida Home Program?
The 5-Step MSFH Process
MSFH Eligibility Requirements
How Much Can You Actually Get?
The My Safe Florida Home (MSFH) program provides Florida homeowners up to $10,000 in grant money to harden their homes against hurricanes. Hytz Roofing handles the entire process — from the free wind mitigation inspection to the grant application and approved roof upgrades.
Eligible upgrades include roof deck attachment, secondary water resistance (SWR), and opening protection. Homeowners must have a homestead exemption and a home value under $700,000.
FL License #CCC1332551 · Call (813) 436-0761 to start your MSFH application.
Frequently Asked Questions — Wind Mitigation & MSFH Grant
- What is the My Safe Florida Home (MSFH) program?
- The My Safe Florida Home Program is a state-funded grant program that provides matching funds for hurricane-hardening improvements to owner-occupied single-family homes. The state provides $2 for every $1 you spend, up to a maximum grant of $10,000.
- How much money can I get from the MSFH grant?
- The maximum MSFH grant is $10,000. To receive the maximum, you need to spend at least $5,000 on qualifying improvements.
- Who qualifies for the MSFH program in Tampa?
- Your home must be a site-built, owner-occupied single-family residence in Florida with a homestead exemption and an insured value of $700,000 or less. Manufactured homes and condos are not eligible.
- What roofing upgrades qualify for the MSFH grant?
- Qualifying upgrades include: secondary water resistance (SWR) barrier installation, roof deck attachment upgrades, roof-to-wall connections, and opening protection. A qualifying wind mitigation inspection must be completed first.
- What is a wind mitigation inspection and how does it help me?
- A wind mitigation inspection documents your roof's hurricane-resistance features. Insurance companies use this report to calculate discounts, which can reduce your premium by 10–40%.
- What is a FORTIFIED roof?
- A FORTIFIED roof is built to the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) standard — requirements that go beyond Florida Building Code for hurricane resistance. FORTIFIED roofs qualify for additional insurance discounts and MSFH grant funding.