Gulfport
Gulfport is a small waterfront city on Boca Ciega Bay, right next to St.
Service areas
Emergency Plumber Service Areas Around St. Petersburg, FL
The line takes calls from St. Petersburg and the nearby Pinellas County towns below. Each page covers the housing, water and storm issues that matter in that town.
Towns near St. Pete
Pick your town to read about local water service, housing and the plumbing problems that come up most.
Pinellas Park
Pinellas Park is the fourth-largest city in Pinellas County, a mix of homes, marine businesses and light industry on flat, low ground that has a history of flooding..
Seminole
Seminole wraps around the lower part of Lake Seminole, with low ground, many longtime residents and a lot of homes that sit empty part of the year..
St. Pete Beach
St.
Largo
Largo is the third-largest city in Pinellas County, a mostly residential city that runs its own reclaimed water system for lawn irrigation..
Treasure Island
Treasure Island is a Gulf-front barrier island city with John's Pass at its north end, a lot of condos and rentals, and many homes that sit empty part of the year..
Emergency plumber ZIP codes by town
Callers often search for an emergency plumber by ZIP code. The 24/7 line takes calls from these ZIP codes and the streets around them: Gulfport (33707 and 33711); Pinellas Park (33780, 33781 and 33782); Seminole (33772, 33775, 33776 and 33777); St. Pete Beach (33706); Largo (33770, 33771, 33773, 33774, 33778 and 33779); Treasure Island (33706 and 33740). St. Petersburg itself spans 33701 to 33716. These lists are for orientation only and are not a coverage promise.
St. Petersburg itself
Most calls start in the city of St. Petersburg. The City Water Resources Department runs the municipal water and sewer system, and the water is purchased through Tampa Bay Water. See the homepage for what counts as a plumbing emergency and how the first call works.
The city makes owners responsible for the private sewer lateral inside the property line, and it has offered a rebate program for lateral work. Pinellas County Utilities also lists private sewer lateral programs, so ask which utility serves your address before you start.
How coverage works
A dispatcher takes your address and the details of the problem, then connects you with a local contractor. Coverage depends on the contractor and the address, so the town pages are a guide and not a guarantee.
Renters should tell the landlord or property manager first, and say who owns the unit when calling. A gas smell is different: get out, then phone 911 or the gas company from a safe distance before calling the plumbing line.
Common questions
Service area questions
Tell the dispatcher your address when you call. Coverage depends on the contractor, and the dispatcher can tell you whether someone covers it.
It varies by town. Gulfport buys water and wastewater service from St. Petersburg, Pinellas County Utilities supplies the barrier islands south of John's Pass, and other towns have their own arrangements. Your water bill shows who serves you.
Generally the utility looks after its main and the meter, and the owner looks after the pipe on the house side. Boundaries differ, so ask your utility before paying for a dig.
Not sure your town is covered?
Call and give the dispatcher your address. Coverage is confirmed on the call.