Protect your home. Lower your premiums. Get money back.

Protect your home. Lower your premiums. Get money back.

We install hurricane straps and clips that bring pre-2001 homes up to modern wind-mitigation standards—helping Florida homeowners strengthen their roof connections and save on insurance premiums.

We install hurricane straps and clips that bring pre-2001 homes up to modern wind-mitigation standards—helping Florida homeowners strengthen their roof connections and save on insurance premiums.

Protect your home. Lower your premiums. Get money back.

We install hurricane straps and clips that bring pre-2001 homes up to modern wind-mitigation standards—helping Florida homeowners strengthen their roof connections and save on insurance premiums.

Third Nail (formerly Maximum Solutions) has completed over 20,000 retrofit projects since opening our doors. We were the first in Florida to specialize in this niche and remain the most experienced company of our kind.

Our team includes licensed contractors and seasoned technicians who work in tight attic spaces and high-heat conditions—all to keep your home safer and compliant.

Our technicians start with a detailed attic inspection to identify missing or outdated hurricane straps. It’s careful, technical work that requires professional expertise.

Strengthening the Most Vulnerable Part of Your Home

Strengthening the Most Vulnerable
Part of Your Home

Florida homes built before 2001 often lack modern roof-to-wall connections. We upgrade them with certified hurricane straps and clips that strengthen vulnerable areas and help homeowners qualify for wind-mitigation insurance credits.

Florida homes built before 2001 often lack modern roof-to-wall connections. We upgrade them with certified hurricane straps and clips that strengthen vulnerable areas and help homeowners qualify for wind-mitigation insurance credits.

Florida homes built before 2001 often lack modern roof-to-wall connections. We upgrade them with certified hurricane straps and clips that strengthen vulnerable areas and help homeowners qualify for wind-mitigation insurance credits.

Licensed & Insured

Licensed & Insured

Inspector-Ready Work

Inspector-Ready Work

The Third Nail Process

This work is done in very tight and hot attic spaces, requiring careful navigation. Our techs are specifically trained for these conditions to ensure every detail is handled professionally
and safely.

Evaluation + Attic Access

We begin with a full review of your existing wind-mitigation report and an attic access setup. This allows our team to safely inspect all trusses, connections, and strap conditions before any work begins.

Attic Inspection
& Prep

Every truss is inspected, and all existing hurricane straps are evaluated for proper alignment and fastening.

Secure the Third Nail / Correct Straps

Straps with fewer than 3 nails are reinforced with a third nail to meet code standards. Any strap with more than a ½" gap is corrected using structural blocking for maximum strength.

Third-Party Inspection + Updated Wind Mitigation Form

Your new wind mitigation documenting our third nail work can then be submitted to your insurance agent for your credits to be applied.

The Third Nail Process

This work is done in very tight and hot attic spaces, requiring careful navigation. Our techs are specifically trained for these conditions to ensure every detail is handled professionally
and safely.

Evaluation + Attic Access

We begin with a full review of your existing wind-mitigation report and an attic access setup. This allows our team to safely inspect all trusses, connections, and strap conditions before any work begins.

Attic Inspection
& Prep

Every truss is inspected, and all existing hurricane straps are evaluated for proper alignment and fastening.

Secure the Third Nail /
Correct Straps

Straps with fewer than 3 nails are reinforced with a third nail to meet code standards. Any strap with more than a ½" gap is corrected using structural blocking for maximum strength.

Third-Party Inspection + Updated Wind Mitigation Form

Your new wind mitigation documenting our third nail work can then be submitted to your insurance agent for your credits to be applied.

The Third Nail Process

This work is done in very tight and hot attic spaces, requiring careful navigation. Our techs are specifically trained for these conditions to ensure every detail is handled professionally
and safely.

Evaluation + Attic Access

We begin with a full review of your existing wind-mitigation report and an attic access setup. This allows our team to safely inspect all trusses, connections, and strap conditions before any work begins.

Attic Inspection
& Prep

Every truss is inspected, and all existing hurricane straps are evaluated for proper alignment and fastening.

Secure the Third Nail / Correct Straps

Straps with fewer than 3 nails are reinforced with a third nail to meet code standards. Any strap with more than a ½" gap is corrected using structural blocking for maximum strength.

Third-Party Inspection + Updated Wind Mitigation Form

Your new wind mitigation documenting our third nail work can then be submitted to your insurance agent for your credits to be applied.

Testimonials

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Proudly Serving Homeowners Across 30+ Florida Counties


The impact of Proper
Wind Mitigation

72%

72%

fewer claims

fewer claims

Homes with proper wind mitigation report dramatically fewer storm-related insurance claims.

Homes with proper wind mitigation report dramatically fewer storm-related insurance claims.

Homes with proper wind mitigation report dramatically fewer storm-related insurance claims.

$280M

$280M

in state grants

in state grants

Florida has distributed more than $280M to strengthen homes against storms.


Florida has distributed more than $280M to strengthen homes against storms.


Florida has distributed more than $280M to strengthen homes against storms.


20-40%

20-40%

premium reduction

premium reduction

Homeowners can qualify for major insurance savings with certified upgrades.


Homeowners can qualify for major insurance savings with certified upgrades.


Homeowners can qualify for major insurance savings with certified upgrades.


FAQs

/ 01

Why retrofit with a third nail?

Why retrofit with a third nail?

To meet 2012 building codes, restore insurance credits, and improve hurricane safety.

/ 02

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Insurance discounts require certified work. We provide the documentation you need.

/ 03

What if I already have clips?

What if I already have clips?

If they have fewer than 3 nails or are misaligned, credits won’t apply.

/ 04

What is SWR?

What is SWR?

Secondary Water Resistance—a waterproofing layer under the roof. We help identify if you qualify.

/ 05

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

 It depends on nail count and placement. See the agent PDF for diagrams

/ 01

Why retrofit with a third nail?

Why retrofit with a third nail?

To meet 2012 building codes, restore insurance credits, and improve hurricane safety.

/ 02

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Insurance discounts require certified work. We provide the documentation you need.

/ 03

What if I already have clips?

What if I already have clips?

If they have fewer than 3 nails or are misaligned, credits won’t apply.

/ 04

What is SWR?

What is SWR?

Secondary Water Resistance—a waterproofing layer under the roof. We help identify if you qualify.

/ 05

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

 It depends on nail count and placement. See the agent PDF for diagrams

Why retrofit with a third nail?

Why retrofit with a third nail?

To meet 2012 building codes, restore insurance credits, and improve hurricane safety.

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Why hire a licensed contractor?

Insurance discounts require certified work. We provide the documentation you need.

What if I already have clips?

What if I already have clips?

If they have fewer than 3 nails or are misaligned, credits won’t apply.

What is SWR?

What is SWR?

Secondary Water Resistance—a waterproofing layer under the roof. We help identify if you qualify.

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

What’s the difference between a clip and a strap?

 It depends on nail count and placement. See the agent PDF for diagrams

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