Pinellas County, Florida

Websites for St. Petersburg service businesses

Websites for St. Pete service businesses, from downtown to the beach towns.

About doing business in St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg fills the southern end of the Pinellas peninsula, between Tampa Bay and the Gulf. Pinellas County dropped its county business tax in 1995, so inside St. Pete you deal with the City's Business Tax Division, and county-licensed contractors work under the Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board.

Hurricane Helene in September 2024 brought a record storm surge to the St. Petersburg tide gauge, beating the previous record from 1985. Flooding and rebuilding work after that storm is still part of local life for many trades.

Trades that do well in St. Petersburg

Designs that fit St. Petersburg businesses

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Areas we cover around St. Petersburg

Downtown St. Pete, the Old Northeast, Kenwood, Shore Acres and Snell Isle, plus the Gulf beach towns from St. Pete Beach north.

Storm season and your website

Hurricane Helene set a new record at the St. Petersburg tide station in 2024, and Hurricane Milton followed two weeks later. If you do flood or storm work, explain exactly what you handle.

Local licensing and paperwork

Your website should match your paperwork: the same business name, and license numbers where they apply. These are the official offices for St. Petersburg.

Business tax receipt
Businesses inside city limits need a St. Petersburg Business Tax Receipt. Pinellas County has no county receipt. City of St. Petersburg · Pinellas County
Building permits
The City's Construction Services and Permitting Division handles permits inside St. Pete. City of St. Petersburg
Contractor licensing
The Pinellas County Construction Licensing Board licenses county-certified contractors. State-certified contractors no longer register with it. Pinellas County
State license lookup
Check any state license on the DBPR search. Florida DBPR

Requirements change. Always confirm with the office before you apply.

Local business groups

We're not affiliated with these groups. They're good places to meet other St. Petersburg owners.

Popular trades in St. Petersburg

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