Beach Home Remodeling Contractors in St. Pete Beach, FL
St. Pete Beach became one city in 1957 when four beach communities joined together. You can still tell where the different areas were. There's Pass-a-Grille at the southern end, listed on the National Register since 1989, the Don CeSar and Corey Avenue through the middle, and plenty of vacation rentals and second homes throughout. For anyone planning a renovation, though, the flood requirements are the big consideration. St. Pete Beach is strict about its 50% rule. Every open permit on a property counts toward the total, and you can't break a renovation into phases just to stay below the limit. That means we have to look at the entire scope before work starts and design it around the 2023 Florida Building Code and ASCE 24 flood-resistant design standard.
Renovation and Construction Services in St. Pete Beach, FL
Our Work Near St. Pete Beach
Our project map includes one home in St. Pete Beach and another two across the channel in Tierra Verde. At one of those Tierra Verde waterfront properties, we restored two balcony decks and repaired the roof edge. We installed new soffit and flashing, added protective roofing and reinstalled both decks with the proper slope to move rainwater away from the house.
Why Choose Built With Love in St. Pete Beach, FL
Licensed and Insured Florida Contractors: Built With Love is fully licensed and insured: Plumbing (CFC1431813), Mechanical (CAC1821934), Building (CBC1262892), and Roofing (CCC1334232).
Our Work Near St. Pete Beach: See the Balcony Deck Restoration & Roofing Repairs project. Learn more about St. Pete Beach, FL.
Flood-Resistant Construction: From storm repairs to full renovations, we design St. Pete Beach projects around flood-resistant requirements and current FEMA maps.
Benefits of Professional Renovations, Roofing, and Construction
One Team From Permit to Final Inspection
We handle the permit process for your St. Pete Beach project, whichever agency issues it, along with inspections and construction under one contract, so you aren't coordinating separate designers, permit runners, and trades.
Flood-Smart Renovations
For St. Pete Beach homes in flood zones, we plan the scope and document costs with substantial-improvement rules in mind, and use resilient details like raised outlets and moisture-tolerant materials where they make sense.
Licensed Trades In-House
Building, roofing, plumbing, and HVAC licenses under one company mean fewer subcontractor handoffs and clear accountability for every phase of your St. Pete Beach project.
Serving St. Pete Beach and Nearby Communities
Built With Love proudly serves homeowners in St. Pete Beach and surrounding communities, including Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, South Pasadena, Gulfport, and Redington Beach.
Licensed and insured contractors in Florida
We deliver reliable construction, renovation, and restoration services backed by years of experience and a commitment to quality.
Certified Building Contractor
CBC1262892
Certified Roofing Contractor
CCC1334232
Mechanical - Heating and Air
CAC1821934
Certified Plumbing Contractor
CFC1431813
Mold Assessment
MRSA5411
Mold Remediation
MRSR5437
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I split my St. Pete Beach renovation into phases to stay under 50%?
No. St. Pete Beach doesn't allow owners to divide improvements into separate phases to get around the 50% threshold. The city includes every open permit on the property when calculating the total, so your renovation gets evaluated as one project.
What codes does a St. Pete Beach renovation have to meet?
You'll need to follow the 2023 Florida Building Code, 8th edition, along with the ASCE 24-14 flood-resistant design standard. The work also has to comply with the FEMA flood maps adopted by the city in August 2021. Permit applications go through the city's iWorQ portal.
Is there money to elevate or rebuild a flood-damaged home?
The city directs homeowners to Elevate Florida, a state program that helps with this kind of work. Tear-down-and-rebuild projects are capped at $220,000, while elevating an existing home has no funding cap. Depending on the property, raising the house may be the better option financially.
Can Built With Love renovate a home in the Pass-a-Grille Historic District?
Yes. We plan renovations in Pass-a-Grille around the district's historic character and the city's flood-resistant design requirements under the 2023 Florida Building Code, coordinating with the city's building and permitting staff before work begins.