The Rhode Island Standard for Residential Construction in High Wind Regions 2014 provides guidelines and regulations for the construction of residential buildings in areas prone to high wind events. These standards are designed to ensure that structures are built to withstand strong winds and minimize potential damage during storms or hurricanes. Contractors are expected to follow these guidelines to ensure the safety and durability of residential buildings in high wind regions.
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