PLUMBING SERVICE AREAS

Five counties · Two offices · 24/7 dispatch

Flow Pros Plumbing serves Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Manatee and Pasco counties from two Florida offices — our St. Petersburg headquarters and our Hillsborough County office in Lithia. Find your city below for local detail: the housing eras we work in, the water conditions we deal with, and which building department issues your permit. We're a family-owned Florida State Certified plumbing contractor, licence FL #CFC1433820, answering emergency calls 24 hours a day.

  • FL #CFC1433820
  • Serving Tampa Bay Since 2020
  • Navien & Rinnai Certified
  • Backflow & OSHA Certified
  • Updated August 27, 2026

Which Office Covers You — and Who Issues Your Permit

Two things decide how a job runs before anyone quotes it: which of our offices is closest, and which building department has to sign it off. Permitting is the part most homeowners never think about until it holds up a water heater replacement — and in this region it varies by address, not by mailing city.

CountyNearest officeCities we coverWho typically permits your plumbing
Pinellas St. Petersburg HQ 23 cities and communities Your city building department if incorporated; Pinellas County if unincorporated. The barrier-island cities each permit separately and add coastal and flood-zone review.
Hillsborough Lithia office 16 cities and communities Mostly Hillsborough County, since much of the county is unincorporated — but Tampa, Temple Terrace and Plant City are separate cities that permit their own.
Polk Lithia office Lakeland City of Lakeland inside city limits; Polk County outside it. A Lakeland mailing address doesn't settle which.
Manatee St. Petersburg HQ Bradenton City of Bradenton, unincorporated Manatee County, Palmetto or an Anna Maria Island city — a Bradenton address could be any of them.
Pasco St. Petersburg HQ The Lutz and Odessa county-line areas Pasco County, or Hillsborough where the address falls on the other side of the line. Both ZIPs straddle it.
We determine the correct jurisdiction from your street address before quoting, and pull the permit as part of the job. Water heater replacements, repipes and sewer work almost always need one. Unpermitted plumbing surfaces at resale, and an open permit is worse than no permit — so it's worth having done properly the first time.

Pinellas County

23 cities and communities · Served from our St. Petersburg headquarters

What Pinellas plumbing has in common: salt air on the barrier islands corroding exterior valves and fittings years ahead of schedule, slab leaks in the 1950s–70s block homes across the mid-county, and cast-iron drains at end of life in anything built before about 1975. The beach cities each permit separately and add coastal review, so the address matters more here than almost anywhere else in the region.

Hillsborough County

16 cities and communities · Served from our Lithia office

What Hillsborough plumbing has in common: hard water scaling water heaters and fixtures countywide, a large share of properties on private wells and septic once you leave the cities, and a lot of new construction where builder-grade components all reach the end of their life together. Our Seffner page also covers Mango, Dover and Thonotosassa.

Polk, Manatee & Pasco Counties

Recently expanded coverage

Lakeland is inland, so the coastal salt-and-surge story doesn't apply — what matters there is Floridan aquifer hard water and mature oak roots finding sewer joints. Bradenton spans the City of Bradenton, unincorporated Manatee County, Palmetto and the Anna Maria Island communities, each with its own permitting. Pasco County coverage runs along the Lutz and Odessa county line, where the ZIP codes straddle the boundary.

What We Do, Everywhere We Go

Every job is quoted in writing before work begins, with warranty terms stated on the quote — typically one year on Flow Pros parts and labour, plus manufacturer coverage on materials.

Service Area FAQs

Which counties does Flow Pros Plumbing serve?

Five: Pinellas, Hillsborough, Polk, Manatee and Pasco. We work from two Florida offices — our headquarters at 2770 25th St. N in St. Petersburg, and our Hillsborough County office at 16132 Churchview Dr in Lithia. We're a family-owned Florida State Certified Plumbing Contractor, licence FL #CFC1433820, with 24-hour emergency dispatch.

My city isn't listed — do you still cover me?

Very likely. The pages above cover the cities we work in most often, but our five-county service area includes plenty of smaller communities without a page of their own — Mango, Dover and Thonotosassa are covered by our Seffner page, for example. Call 727-265-9639 with your address and we'll confirm coverage straight away.

Do you charge extra for travel to outlying areas?

Our two offices are positioned to cover both sides of the bay — St. Petersburg for Pinellas and the beaches, Lithia for eastern Hillsborough, Polk and the south county. Whatever the distance, the price you approve in writing before work begins is the price, so there are no travel surprises added afterwards. Tell the dispatcher your city when you call and you'll get a realistic arrival window rather than an optimistic one.

Who issues my plumbing permit?

It depends on your street address, not your mailing city. Incorporated cities generally permit their own work; unincorporated areas go through the county. Barrier-island and waterfront addresses often carry additional coastal or flood-zone review. Water heater replacements, repipes and sewer work almost always require a permit — we determine the correct jurisdiction before quoting and pull it as part of the job under licence FL #CFC1433820.

Are you really available 24 hours a day?

Yes — we answer emergency calls at 727-265-9639 around the clock, including nights, weekends and holidays. If you have an active leak, shut the water off at your main valve first; that single action limits more damage than anything else you can do while waiting, and our dispatcher will walk you through finding the valve if you're not sure where it is.

How do I check that your licence is real?

Search CFC1433820 at the Florida DBPR licence portal, myfloridalicense.com. It will show the licence status and the company holding it. In Florida a CFC prefix means a state-certified plumbing contractor, authorised to work anywhere in the state — worth checking on any contractor before you let them into your home.

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Not Sure If We Cover You?

Call and tell us your address — we'll confirm coverage, explain what's likely wrong, and give you a realistic arrival window. Five counties, two offices, 24/7 dispatch.

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