Florida
PerCode for Florida.
Florida product approval, the Florida Building Code in both of its current editions, and Florida's own wind speed rules — for engineers, architects, builders and anyone pulling a Florida permit.
Florida product approval
Cite each product by its FL# or Miami-Dade NOA number. Every approval is checked against the State's and Miami-Dade's records — in force on the permit date, approved rather than pending, the right category, and rated for the required pressure — before the approval form is produced.
Free FL# and NOA search
Search Florida product approvals and Miami-Dade Notices of Acceptance, keep only the ones that are approved and in force, and open the approval document. No account needed, and it works on a phone.
FBC 2026 (9th Edition)
Takes effect December 31, 2026. Which standards change edition, what Chapter 16 does to ASCE 7 wind, and what stays the same — cited to the clause.
Florida wind speeds
The FBC does not allow ASCE 7's wind speed map: the speed comes from Florida's Figures 1609.3(1)–(4), one per Risk Category. Under a Florida code basis PerCode does not fill the wind speed from the ASCE Hazard Tool — you enter it from the Florida figure.
The High-Velocity Hurricane Zone
Where the site's county is in the HVHZ, the product approval checks apply the HVHZ rules of FBC Chapter 16 as well.
The whole building, to the FBC
A Florida account designs to the FBC 2023 today or the FBC 2026 ahead of its effective date, in PerCode AEC and in every module, and each report names the edition it was checked against.