FireApproved

Florida

Florida

Program and model No adopted WUI code we can source here. IBHS Wildfire Prepared asks for the inspection measures, and the 2024 IWUIC model says the same floor.

No statewide construction book — sourced Last verified 2026-08-24

One local briefing, built from separate evidence layers: what the state has published, where an instrument is documented to apply, what still depends on a map or project fact, and which plant records are documented in Florida. A ZIP personalizes priority; it does not decide a parcel boundary.

What is established here

Florida does not adopt a statewide WUI construction book. F.S. 553.73(7) updates the Florida Building Code from the IBC, IFGC, IEBC, IMC, IPC, IRC, NEC, and IECC. IWUIC is not on that list. The Florida Fire Prevention Code is a separate NFPA path. Confirm with the building official.

No exact code-application record is normalized for this state. A source node alone does not activate requirements.

Open the Build rules for Florida →

What is not established

A ZIP in Florida is a postal match, not a parcel, map, or permit. No city or county briefing is open here yet.

What differs here

Object records that name Florida (not reprinted here):

Child-place and sibling claims stay on those place pages, their object URLs, and the JSON twin.

Guides focused on Florida

2 guides name Florida. The reading list is on Learn.

Plants documented in Florida

State distribution, native range, invasive status, hardiness, and fire evidence answer different questions. None is a planting approval. The list itself is on Grow — this page carries the aggregates.

Fire-resistant 263 Keep away 71 Documented conflict 13 Awaiting evidence 206

553 plant records documented in the state. 0 explicitly document Florida as native range. 174 carry an invasive or noxious flag applying here. 0 fire-evidence sources name Florida in publication scope.

Plant groups in Florida →

Human page and machine twin

This briefing is the place answer. The claim graph lives on object pages and the JSON twin. Methodology · Florida JSON · place node JSON