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Roofers in St. Petersburg, Florida

Short answer

St. Petersburg is a city in Pinellas County. Permits inside the limits come from the local building department. Check any roofer's state license before you sign.

Population 258,308 (2020) · US Census Bureau, 2020 Census (PL 94-171)

Roofing companies

Roofing companies in St. Petersburg

Showing 24 of 26 roofing companies we have on file for St. Petersburg. Companies whose license we checked against the state record come first; the rest follow Google's own order. The city pages list the companies that serve each city.

Neighborhoods

St. Petersburg neighborhoods

In St. Petersburg

  • Downtown
  • Coquina Key
  • Snell Isle
  • Historic Kenwood
  • Roser Park
  • Alta Mar at Broadwater Apartments
  • Historic Old Northeast
  • Pinellas Point
  • Placido Bayou
  • Childs Park
  • Fossil Park
  • Historic Uptown
  • Shore Acres
  • Bayway Isles
  • Isla Del Sol
  • Old Southeast
  • Crescent Lake
  • Bartlett Park
  • Venetian Isles
  • Harbordale
  • Jungle Terrace
  • Ponce de Leon
  • Crescent Heights
  • Disston Heights
  • Lakewood Estates
  • Broadwater
  • Euclid-St. Paul
  • Meadowlawn
  • Pasadena
  • Magnolia Heights
  • Riviera Bay
  • Allendale Terrace
  • North Kenwood
  • Edgemoor
  • Greater Woodlawn
  • Harbor Isle
  • Harris Park
  • Gandy
  • Highland Oaks
  • Holiday Park
  • Lake Shore Park
  • Rio Vista
  • The Jungle
  • Edge District
  • Pine Acres

Place names and populations: US Census Bureau. Neighborhood names: OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors) and Google Maps, matched to Census places. Tell us if something here is wrong.

Permits

Roof permits in St. Petersburg

Your licensed roofer pulls the permit, not you. Inside St. Petersburg the city building department usually issues it; just outside the limits, the county does.

We publish each office with its address and link as we verify them, and we have not verified this one yet.

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