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An eligible association can receive a program-paid wind-mitigation inspection to identify improvements and possible insurance credits.
CONDO COPILOT • SKY VISTA HOMES LLC
Your condominium may qualify for the My Safe Florida Condo Pilot Program. Explore funding for approved hurricane-protection improvements—and a clear path for your board.
Maximum per association. Eligibility, available funding, and state approval apply. Grants reimburse approved, paid work.

Protect the building.
Plan for the community.
MY SAFE FLORIDA CONDO PILOT PROGRAM
Before your association funds its next hurricane-protection project, explore whether state support could help cover eligible costs.
An eligible association can receive a program-paid wind-mitigation inspection to identify improvements and possible insurance credits.
Recommended upgrades can strengthen your building’s roof and openings against hurricane winds.
Qualifying mitigation work may reduce wind-insurance premiums. Your insurer determines the applicable credit.
HOW THE STATE MATCH WORKS
The maximum state award is $175,000 per association across eligible projects.
Plan for upfront payment. The association pays for approved work first, then requests reimbursement.
Read the official grant termsILLUSTRATIVE FUNDING EXAMPLE
Approved eligible project $90,000
The association initially pays the full $90,000. This example assumes all costs are eligible and every program condition is met. It is not a quote or an award determination.
Roof covering, roof-to-wall connections, deck attachments, and secondary water resistance.
Eligible windows, exterior doors, garage doors, and skylights recommended by the inspection.
The inspection report and state approval determine eligible work. Grant improvements must satisfy the program’s insurance-credit requirements. Florida Statute 215.55871
A FIRST LOOK AT ELIGIBILITY
Detached units on separate parcels are excluded. Association votes, required milestone inspections and reserve studies, declaration provisions, and other conditions also apply. Final eligibility is determined by the state.
Let’s review your building togetherWHY START THE CONVERSATION NOW
A little preparation now can help your association make its next construction decision with a clearer picture of the grant opportunity.
The pilot relies on legislative funding. Once appropriations are fully committed, the law restricts further grant intake. Future funding is not guaranteed.
Gather records, coordinate votes, and arrange the program inspection. Put a preliminary review on the agenda before choosing a construction start date.
Starting construction before the grant is approved makes that work ineligible. Begin planning early so the project follows the required sequence.
YOUR CONDO COPILOT TEAM
Condo Copilot is Sky Vista Homes LLC’s private coordination service. We help your board understand the opportunity, organize its records, and keep the right professionals involved.
A board presentation on the grant opportunity, funding structure, participation steps, and questions to resolve before proceeding.
Coordinate timelines and communication around the program’s assigned inspectors, your licensed contractors, and association professionals.
Organize association records, insurance documents, reports, proposals, and application materials for the appropriate reviewers.
Keep your board, manager, attorney, and project professionals aligned on responsibilities and next steps.
Understand recommended building improvements and organize a practical path toward a more resilient community.
Stay informed with organized action items, project timelines, status updates, and follow-up coordination.
WHO WE SERVE
Designed for authorized association representatives and the professionals who support their buildings.
FROM ELIGIBILITY TO REIMBURSEMENT
Our team helps organize the process. Florida’s Department of Financial Services decides inspection eligibility, grant approval, and payment.
Confirm the building profile, required association approvals, and documents. Request the state’s initial inspection.
The program assigns its inspector. Use the report to apply for the grant and wait for approval before construction.
Use qualified, licensed contractors and required permits. The association pays for the improvements.
Complete the final inspection, insurance-credit review, and reimbursement paperwork for the state’s decision.
Current inspection and grant applications are handled by email through the state program. Official application instructions
BRING THE OPPORTUNITY TO YOUR BOARD
Before your association moves forward with a roof or window project, let’s discuss the grant, your building’s profile, and the steps your board would need to take.