About Pinellas Park
Pinellas Park sits in the middle of the county, north of St. Petersburg, along US 19 and Park Boulevard. It is inland, but flooding along creeks and drainage channels and wind damage from Milton still hit many properties.
The city has a large number of manufactured home communities, and storm-damaged or aging homes in those parks make up a big share of demolition work here.
What gets torn down in Pinellas Park
Single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes in parks, 1960s to 1980s block homes and light commercial buildings. Mobile home removal and clearing carports, sheds and screen rooms are the most common jobs.
Most-requested demolition in Pinellas Park
- Mobile Home Demolition
Manufactured homes in parks.
- Lot Clearing & Debris Removal
Carports, sheds and screen rooms.
- House Demolition
Block homes past repair.
Permits and paperwork for Pinellas Park
The City of Pinellas Park Building Department handles demolition permits for Pinellas Park addresses. The office is at 6051 78th Ave N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781, (727) 369-5647 (Pinellas County building-department directory).
Separately, Pinellas County Air Quality requires a demolition notice with a written asbestos survey at least 10 working days before demolition, even when no asbestos is found (county asbestos rules). The licensed contractor files both.
Get the park's rules in writing
Parks set their own hours, equipment limits and cleanup standards. Send them with your request so the estimate matches.
Pinellas Park demolition checklist
- Park manager's written requirements
- City of Pinellas Park permit if required
- Carport and add-ons listed
- Pad and anchors removed or left as agreed
Get a written price for your Pinellas Park property.
Free estimatePinellas Park demolition questions
Who issues permits in Pinellas Park?
The City of Pinellas Park Building Department, 6051 78th Ave N, (727) 369-5647.
Can you remove a mobile home in a park?
Yes. The work follows the park's rules for contractors.
Is Pinellas Park part of St. Petersburg?
No. It's its own city with its own building department.
More beach towns and nearby cities
- Madeira BeachOlder bay-side homes past repair.
- Treasure IslandVacant homes ruled substantially damaged.
- St. Pete BeachRebuilds on pilings need the slab gone.
- Redington ShoresHomes torn down to meet flood rules.
- Redington BeachHomes restored inside after flooding.
- GulfportLow-lying homes near Boca Ciega Bay.
On the mainland: St. Petersburg demolition.