Florida Storm
Permit Help.
Pinellas County guide

Floodplain repairs usually need more than a normal repair mindset.

When a home is in a flood hazard area, permits, repair cost documentation, elevation standards, and flood insurance concerns may all overlap. This page helps homeowners understand what to ask before work begins.

When this applies

Common homeowner situations

  • You are not sure which flood zone applies to the property.
  • The home had storm surge, rising water, or flood-damaged materials.
  • You need a permit-capable repair professional who understands floodplain review.
Official source

Start with the county or agency guidance.

This site summarizes the issue in plain English, but official requirements come from the relevant building department or agency.

Open Pinellas County flood maps and zones
Next step

Request help reviewing your situation.

Share the property city, the type of damage or permit question, and whether repairs have already started. We will review the information and follow up when appropriate.

Request help

Tell us what is happening at the property.

We use this information to understand the jurisdiction and the type of professional who may be able to help. Submission does not guarantee service availability.

Optional, but useful for jurisdiction routing.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted about your request by this website or a local service provider. This site is not affiliated with Pinellas County, FEMA, or any government agency.

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