Broward County HVHZ

Wind Load Permit Documents You Need

Broward County permits require specific wind load documents. Missing even one can delay your project for weeks. Here is exactly what you need.

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Wind Load Calculations
ASCE 7-22 Compliant
180 MPH Wind Speed
Site-Specific Exposure
All Opening Sizes
PE SEAL
Product NOA
HVHZ Approval Number
Pressure Ratings
Impact Test Results
Installation Details
HVHZ
Installation Specs
Fastener Schedule
Anchor Requirements
Sealant Specifications
Flashing Details
APPROVED
Site Analysis
Exposure Category
Terrain Roughness
Building Height
Risk Category
VERIFIED

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Wind Load Calculations

ASCE 7-22 compliant calculations showing design pressures for every opening. Includes positive and negative pressures for windows, doors, and wall panels.

Required for all projects

Product NOA Documents

Notice of Acceptance showing HVHZ approval for each exterior product. Must match the products actually being installed.

HVHZ Mandatory

PE Sealed Drawings

Professional Engineer certification for commercial projects. Shows a licensed engineer reviewed and approved your wind load analysis.

Commercial projects

Installation Details

Fastener schedules, anchor specifications, and sealant requirements from the product NOA. Inspectors verify installation matches these specs.

Part of NOA

Site Exposure Analysis

Documentation showing how exposure category was determined. Includes terrain analysis and distance from coast or open water.

Supports calculations

Product-Pressure Match

Comparison showing that selected product ratings meet or exceed calculated design pressures. This is what inspectors check most closely.

Critical verification

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Document FAQs

What documents do I need for a Broward County permit? +
Broward County requires: wind load calculations per ASCE 7-22, product approval documentation (NOAs for HVHZ or Florida Product Approvals), PE-sealed calculations for commercial projects, installation specifications, and site-specific exposure determination.
Is Broward County in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone? +
Yes, all of Broward County is within the HVHZ (High Velocity Hurricane Zone). This requires products to have Miami-Dade NOA approvals or equivalent HVHZ testing. Standard Florida Product Approvals alone are not sufficient.
What wind speed does Broward County require? +
Broward County requires 180 mph ultimate design wind speed per ASCE 7-22 for Risk Category II buildings. This is the same as Miami-Dade due to both counties being in the HVHZ.
Do I need a PE seal for residential permits? +
PE seals are typically required for custom residential projects or when calculations deviate from prescriptive requirements. Standard window replacements in existing openings may use manufacturer specifications, but verify with your local building department.

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