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Wind mitigation & 4-point inspector

Allen Weinzapfel

Odessa, FLHillsborough County

Active DBPR home inspector license · HI16437Licensed 3+ years
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About Allen Weinzapfel

Allen Weinzapfel holds an active Florida home inspector license (HI16437) with a DBPR mailing address in Odessa, Hillsborough County. Allen Weinzapfel's Florida home inspector license was first issued in July 2023, about 3 years ago.

Licensed home inspectors in Florida commonly perform the two insurance inspections homeowners are asked for most: the wind mitigation report (form OIR-B1-1802), which can lower the wind portion of a premium, and the 4-point inspection of roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC. Confirm with Allen that the required hurricane mitigation training is complete before booking a wind mitigation report.

Odessa has lakefront and large-lot homes along the Gunn Highway and SR 54 corridors. 10 other licensed inspectors are also based in Odessa.

This is a free listing built from public DBPR records. Because many inspectors' license addresses are their homes, we do not publish street addresses, phone numbers or email. Use the request form to ask for a quote, or, if this is your listing, claim it to add a business phone, website and service area.

License details

License verified with Florida DBPRHI16437Look it up on myfloridalicense.com

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Home inspector · HI16437
Allen Weinzapfel
First licensed July 28, 2023 · Expires July 31, 2028
Based in
Odessa, Hillsborough County

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Wind mitigation (OIR-B1-1802)

Documents roof shape, deck nailing, roof-to-wall connections and opening protection for insurance discounts. Valid up to 5 years.

What it costs

4-point inspection

Roof, electrical, plumbing and HVAC condition report that insurers often require for older homes.

4-point guide

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Frequently asked questions

Is Allen Weinzapfel a licensed home inspector in Florida?

Yes. As of our October 2026 DBPR data, license HI16437 is current and active and expires July 31, 2028; it was originally issued July 28, 2023. Search the number on the DBPR license lookup to confirm before you book.

Can Allen sign a wind mitigation form (OIR-B1-1802) for my Odessa home?

Florida allows licensed home inspectors to sign the Uniform Mitigation Verification form if they have completed the required hurricane mitigation training. Ask Allen to confirm, and ask for photos of each item (roof deck nails, roof-to-wall connections, opening protection) so your insurer can verify the credits.

How much does a wind mitigation or 4-point inspection cost in Odessa?

Published Tampa Bay prices we checked in October 2026 were $115–$130 for a wind mitigation report, $120–$140 for a 4-point and $175–$220 for both in one visit. Larger homes, two-story roofs and travel can cost more, so ask Allen for a written price. See our wind mitigation cost guide.

How do I contact Allen Weinzapfel?

This is a free listing, so we don't show a phone number, email or street address. Use the request form on this page and we'll pass your request along, or compare the 11 licensed inspectors based in Odessa.

Do I need a 4-point inspection, a wind mitigation inspection, or both?

It depends on your insurer and the age of your home. Insurers typically require a 4-point on older homes and use a wind mitigation report to apply discounts on any home. Booking both in one visit usually costs less than two separate trips. See the 4-point guide.

Other inspectors in Odessa

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About these listings. Inspectors are listed from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) home inspector licensee file, downloaded October 2026. We include only licenses shown as current and active. A DBPR license does not by itself confirm that an inspector has completed the hurricane mitigation training required to sign form OIR-B1-1802, so confirm that, and verify the license on myfloridalicense.com, before you book.

Privacy. Many home inspectors use their home address on their license, so free listings show only the city and county: no street address, ZIP code, phone number or email. Inspectors can claim their listingto add business contact details, or ask us to correct or remove it. FL Storm Pros is not affiliated with DBPR or any insurer.