See Why
Third Nail’s Work
Is Making Headlines
Local and regional news outlets feature Third Nail for our proven ability to improve home safety and reduce insurance premiums.
Watch these segments to learn how our retrofit process protects homes and helps Floridians save thousands.
This WINK News interview explains how adding a third nail to older hurricane straps can dramatically reduce homeowners insurance premiums—often by hundreds to over $1,500 per year. Insurance expert Jeff East and Maximum Solutions’ Alex Moriarty detail how a simple attic retrofit strengthens the roof connection, brings older homes up to modern code, and gives homeowners access to major wind-mitigation credits.
This WINK News segment shows how adding the required third nail to hurricane straps can significantly reduce Florida homeowners’ insurance premiums—often by 30% to 50%. The report follows the Maximum Solutions crew in action and highlights real homeowners saving up to $2,500 a year through certified wind-mitigation upgrades.
Patrick Crowley from Maximum Solutions explains that many Florida homes built in the early 1990s or earlier qualify for hurricane-strap retrofits, which often pay for themselves within a year while significantly improving storm safety. He describes how licensed contractors complete the work through the attic in about two hours, followed by a third-party wind-mitigation inspection to document the upgrade for insurance credits.
See Why
Third Nail’s Work
Is Making Headlines
Local and regional news outlets feature Third Nail for our proven ability to improve home safety and reduce insurance premiums.
Watch these segments to learn how our retrofit process protects homes and helps Floridians save thousands.
This WINK News interview explains how adding a third nail to older hurricane straps can dramatically reduce homeowners insurance premiums—often by hundreds to over $1,500 per year. Insurance expert Jeff East and Maximum Solutions’ Alex Moriarty detail how a simple attic retrofit strengthens the roof connection, brings older homes up to modern code, and gives homeowners access to major wind-mitigation credits.
This WINK News segment shows how adding the required third nail to hurricane straps can significantly reduce Florida homeowners’ insurance premiums—often by 30% to 50%. The report follows the Maximum Solutions crew in action and highlights real homeowners saving up to $2,500 a year through certified wind-mitigation upgrades.
Patrick Crowley from Maximum Solutions explains that many Florida homes built in the early 1990s or earlier qualify for hurricane-strap retrofits, which often pay for themselves within a year while significantly improving storm safety. He describes how licensed contractors complete the work through the attic in about two hours, followed by a third-party wind-mitigation inspection to document the upgrade for insurance credits.
See Why
Third Nail’s Work
Is Making Headlines
Local and regional news outlets feature Third Nail for our proven ability to improve home safety and reduce insurance premiums.
Watch these segments to learn how our retrofit process protects homes and helps Floridians save thousands.
This WINK News interview explains how adding a third nail to older hurricane straps can dramatically reduce homeowners insurance premiums—often by hundreds to over $1,500 per year. Insurance expert Jeff East and Maximum Solutions’ Alex Moriarty detail how a simple attic retrofit strengthens the roof connection, brings older homes up to modern code, and gives homeowners access to major wind-mitigation credits.
This WINK News segment shows how adding the required third nail to hurricane straps can significantly reduce Florida homeowners’ insurance premiums—often by 30% to 50%. The report follows the Maximum Solutions crew in action and highlights real homeowners saving up to $2,500 a year through certified wind-mitigation upgrades.
Patrick Crowley from Maximum Solutions explains that many Florida homes built in the early 1990s or earlier qualify for hurricane-strap retrofits, which often pay for themselves within a year while significantly improving storm safety. He describes how licensed contractors complete the work through the attic in about two hours, followed by a third-party wind-mitigation inspection to document the upgrade for insurance credits.