If your official report recommends roof work, Alron can review the roofing section, confirm what fits within our licensed scope, and prepare an itemized quote for your application or approved project.
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For a standard matching grant, Florida reimburses $2 for every $1 an eligible homeowner contributes toward approved hurricane upgrades, up to a $10,000 state contribution. Alron Construction is an independent Florida-licensed roofing contractor for roof work recommended in an official MSFH inspection report.
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Quick answer: Eligible low-income or moderate-income Florida homeowners in the current portal's Groups 1-4 may receive up to $10,000. Applicants above the moderate-income threshold are placed in Group 5 and currently cannot proceed to the grant phase. For a standard matching grant, the state reimburses up to two thirds of eligible project cost after approved work is completed, capped at $10,000. Low-income grants may provide up to $10,000 without a homeowner match. Age and income also affect application priority. Funding and payment are never guaranteed.
As of August 5, 2026, the official program FAQ says grant funding remains available and grant applications are expected to continue through August. New inspection applications are currently paused. Availability can change, so check the official status before acting. Confirm current program status.
MSFH does not maintain an approved-contractor list or endorse individual companies; its former authorized-contractor program ended in 2024. Homeowners choose and manage their own contractor. The license must be active with Florida DBPR and certified or registered for the work. The program suggests talking with a few different companies and explaining the program rules before choosing.
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Florida DBPR shows Alron Construction LLC as the DBA on this active Certified Roofing Contractor license.
300 N Cocoa Blvd, Cocoa, FL 32922. Alron Construction was founded in Cocoa in 2008 and serves Brevard County and Central Florida.
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The My Safe Florida Home program is administered by the Florida Department of Financial Services. It offers no-cost wind-mitigation inspections and, when appropriated funds are available, grants for inspection-recommended improvements that strengthen eligible homes against hurricane damage. An inspection and a grant are separate applications, and neither creates a guarantee of funding.
| Eligible project cost, paid first | Possible state reimbursement | Net homeowner cost |
|---|---|---|
| $9,000 | $6,000 | $3,000 |
| $15,000 | $10,000 (maximum) | $5,000 |
| $20,000 | $10,000 (maximum) | $10,000 |
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The program's wind-mitigation inspection is provided at no cost and must be completed by the inspector assigned through MSFH. The inspection identifies recommended improvements, but it does not establish grant eligibility or guarantee funding. New inspection applications are paused as of August 5, 2026; check the official status page for updates.
Completed wind-mitigation improvements may qualify for homeowners insurance discounts. Savings vary by insurer, policy, property, coverage, and completed work. Ask your insurance carrier which discounts may apply; Alron does not determine insurance savings.
Check current eligibility requirements and apply on the official My Safe Florida Home website. Grant eligibility and award decisions are made by the Florida Department of Financial Services, and program details and funding availability can change.
For a standard matching grant, the state reimburses $2 for every $1 contributed by the homeowner, up to a $10,000 state contribution. A $15,000 eligible project can therefore result in up to $10,000 from the state and a $5,000 net homeowner cost after an approved reimbursement. Costs above the cap remain the homeowner's responsibility.
Yes. A low-income homeowner who meets all other program requirements may qualify for up to $10,000 without a matching contribution. Every award remains subject to program approval, appropriations, and available funds.
Under the current MSFH portal rules, low-income and moderate-income applicants are placed in Groups 1-4 and may receive phased grant application access. Applicants above the moderate-income threshold are placed in Group 5, which is inspection-only and cannot proceed to the grant phase. Core property requirements include a qualifying site-built and owner-occupied home with a Homestead Exemption, insured value of $700,000 or less, a construction date before January 1, 2008, and an official MSFH initial inspection within the prior 24 months that recommends an eligible improvement. The official program makes every eligibility decision.
A standalone reroof or roof repair is not automatically eligible. Roof covering costs may qualify only when the covering must be replaced to complete an inspection-recommended roof-to-wall, roof-deck, or secondary-water-resistance improvement. The initial and final MSFH inspection reports control what can be funded.
The official program inspection is provided at no cost and is completed by an inspector assigned through MSFH. Inspection and grant applications are separate, and receiving an inspection does not guarantee grant eligibility or funding.
As of August 5, 2026, the official program FAQ says grant funding remains available and grant applications are expected to continue through August. New inspection applications are currently paused. Check the official MSFH status page because availability can change.
No. Do not begin construction or incur project costs before written grant approval. Work started early is not eligible for reimbursement. Follow the instructions in your approval notice and applicant portal.
MSFH does not maintain an approved-contractor list or endorse individual companies; its former authorized-contractor program ended in 2024. Homeowners choose and manage their own contractor. The license must be active with Florida DBPR and certified or registered for the work. The program suggests talking with a few different companies and explaining the program rules before choosing. Alron is an independent Florida-licensed roofing contractor, not a state-endorsed contractor.
Yes, when your official inspection report recommends roof improvements within Alron's licensed scope. Alron can prepare an itemized quote, provide its license information, obtain required permits, and complete the approved construction after written grant approval. Alron cannot determine eligibility, promise funding, or act for MSFH.
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Alron Construction LLC is an independent Florida-licensed roofing contractor (CCC1328819). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Department of Financial Services or the My Safe Florida Home program. MSFH alone determines eligibility, approval, funding, and reimbursement. This page is a contractor advertisement, not a notice from the State of Florida.
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