Palm Beach County, Florida

Websites for Delray Beach service businesses

Websites for Delray Beach service businesses.

About doing business in Delray Beach

Delray Beach moved business tax receipts, building permits, development applications and payments to its online eServices portal in June 2025. Each business location needs its own receipt, the process includes a Zoning Certificate of Use, and approved receipts are emailed.

The City lists required documents and fees by business type. A standard business office, for example, pays a $190.30 receipt fee per classification plus a $25 safety and facility inspection fee, and regulated businesses generally need their license before applying.

Trades that do well in Delray Beach

Designs that suit Delray Beach

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Areas we cover around Delray Beach

Downtown and Atlantic Avenue, the beach area, Lake Ida, Seagate, and nearby Boynton Beach, Highland Beach and Gulf Stream.

Storm season and your website

Seasonal owners in Delray want someone checking the house before and after a storm. If you offer that, put it near the top of your site.

Delray Beach requirements

From the City's own eServices and fee pages.

Business tax receipts
Apply in eServices; each location needs its own receipt, with a Zoning Certificate of Use. City of Delray Beach · City of Delray Beach
Fees and documents
Listed by business type (e.g. $190.30 per classification plus $25 inspection for a business office). City of Delray Beach
Contractor licensing
Palm Beach County requires a Certificate of Competency for many trades. Palm Beach County
State license lookup
Check any state contractor or home inspector license on the DBPR search. Florida DBPR

Local business groups

The local chamber; independent of ServiceTechHub.

Popular trades in Delray Beach

Delray Beach questions

When did Delray Beach move to eServices?

June 2025. Receipts, permits, development applications and related payments are all handled online there, and registration is required.

Do I need a separate receipt for each location?

Yes. The City requires a separate Business Tax Receipt for each business location.

Can I open once I've applied?

No. You can't operate until the receipt has been issued.

What does a business office pay?

The City lists $190.30 per professional or classification plus a $25 safety/facility inspection fee.

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