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St. Pete Roofing Leads.
From Permit Data.

St. Pete has one of the oldest housing stocks in the entire Tampa Bay metro. Large swaths of the city were built in the 1950s and 1960s, and many of those homes have never had a second roof replacement. The city's density and age create unusually high lead concentration per square mile.

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110K+
Single-family homes in St. Pete
1950s-70s
Median construction era
$0.45
Per lead vs. $75-$150 on Angi
Coverage

Every St. Pete zip code covered.

From Downtown and Old Northeast to Pinellas Point, Disston Heights, and Childs Park, we pull permit data from every residential neighborhood in the city.

St. Pete's development boom was concentrated in the 1950s through the 1970s. That's 50 to 70 years of housing stock, much of it on its original or first-replacement roof.

This page is part of our broader Pinellas County coverage, which includes Clearwater, Largo, Dunedin, Safety Harbor, and all unincorporated areas.

Neighborhoods and areas covered
Downtown St. Pete
Kenwood
Old Northeast
Pinellas Point
Disston Heights
Lealman
Childs Park
Midtown
How It Works

From permit data to your CSV in three steps.

01
Enter your zip codes

Pick the St. Pete zip codes you want to work. Set your roof age threshold: 15, 20, or 25 years.

02
We pull the permits

We query Pinellas County permit records and cross-reference against current ownership data to build your list.

03
Download your CSV

Address, owner name, mailing address, roof age, property value, and phone when available. Ready for door knocking, mail, or dialers.

FAQ

Questions about St. Pete leads.

Why does St. Pete have so many old roofs?

St. Pete's development boom was in the 1950s through the 1970s, well before the modern growth wave. That's 50 to 70 years of aging housing stock. Many homes in the city's core neighborhoods are on an original or first-replacement roof, making them highly qualified leads at the 15-year threshold.

Does this include unincorporated Pinellas near St. Pete?

Yes. We cover all Pinellas County permit records, not just city limits. When you select zip codes in the St. Pete area, you get both city and adjacent unincorporated properties in those zips.

What threshold should I use for St. Pete leads?

15 years is the standard starting point. Given the age of the housing stock, 20-plus years is also productive and filters for homes that are more urgently due. You can run both thresholds and compare volume before committing to a campaign.

Can I use the list for direct mail?

Yes. The CSV includes the owner mailing address, so you can send directly to the homeowner even if they live elsewhere. This is useful for investor-owned properties where the owner doesn't live at the property address.

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