Redington Beach after the storms
Redington Beach is one of the quietest towns on the barrier island, made up almost entirely of single-family homes on the Gulf and bay sides, with very few condos.
Its building department services are handled by the Town of Redington Shores, so permits for Redington Beach homes go through the Redington Shores office.
Redington Beach homes and lots
Gulf-front and bayside single-family homes, from mid-century houses to large raised builds with pools. Many owners gut and rebuild inside; others replace older homes entirely.
Most-requested demolition in Redington Beach
- Interior Demolition & Flood Gut-Outs
Homes restored inside after flooding.
- Pool Removal
Pools and cages damaged by the surge.
- House Demolition
Older homes replaced with raised builds.
Who approves a Redington Beach teardown
In Redington Beach, demolition permits come from the Town of Redington Shores Building Department. The office is at 17425 Gulf Blvd, Redington Shores, FL 33708, (727) 397-5538 (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.
Permits go through Redington Shores
Redington Beach's building services are run by the Town of Redington Shores. Apply there, Monday through Thursday.
Plan for these in Redington Beach
- Permit through the Redington Shores office
- Pool and cage removal listed
- Landscaping that stays marked
- Driveway protected if it stays
Free estimate, usually the same day.
Free estimateRedington Beach demolition questions
Where do Redington Beach demolition permits come from?
The Town of Redington Shores Building Department handles building services for Redington Beach: 17425 Gulf Blvd, (727) 397-5538.
Can you remove a pool without demolishing the house?
Yes. Pool removal is its own job, with the hole backfilled and compacted.
Do you do interior gut-outs?
Yes. Flood-damaged drywall, flooring and cabinets can be removed while the structure stays.
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.
- GulfportLow-lying homes near Boca Ciega Bay.
- Pinellas ParkManufactured homes in parks.
On the mainland: St. Petersburg demolition.