Flow Pros Plumbing serves Redington Shores, FL and its two neighbours — North Redington Beach and Redington Beach — three separate incorporated towns stacked end to end along a two-mile stretch of Gulf Boulevard. Together they hold barely 4,000 residents, a dense run of mid-rise condos, and a lot of second homes. They also share one ZIP code with Madeira Beach, which causes more confusion at permitting time than anything else on this island. We're a family-owned Florida State Certified plumbing contractor, FL #CFC1433820.
- FL #CFC1433820
- Serving Tampa Bay Since 2020
- Navien & Rinnai Certified
- Backflow & OSHA Certified
- Updated August 14, 2026
The 33708 Problem: Your ZIP Code Doesn't Tell You Who Permits Your Job
ZIP 33708 covers at least five distinct jurisdictions along this stretch of coast, which means a Redington-area address on its own does not identify which town hall handles your permit, your inspection, or your flood-zone review. Homeowners find this out the expensive way — usually after a contractor has applied to the wrong office. Here is how the island actually divides, running north to south:
| Where you are on Gulf Boulevard | Town | Roughly | Who permits your plumbing |
|---|---|---|---|
| North of the Redingtons | Indian Shores | Separate town, ZIP 33785 | Town of Indian Shores |
| Northernmost Redington | Redington Shores | Around 176th–182nd Ave | Town of Redington Shores |
| Middle Redington | North Redington Beach | Around 168th–176th Ave | Town of North Redington Beach |
| Southernmost Redington | Redington Beach | Around 160th–168th Ave | Town of Redington Beach |
| South of the Redingtons | Madeira Beach | Same ZIP 33708 | City of Madeira Beach |
Working on a Two-Lane Island
Gulf Boulevard is the only through road, and in most of the Redingtons the island is a couple of blocks wide. That is a genuine logistics constraint, not a colour detail — it shapes how a job actually runs:
- Condo access has to be arranged, not assumed. Service elevators, loading zones and association notice periods all matter, and we sort them before the truck arrives rather than while it is idling on Gulf Blvd.
- Equipment has to be right the first time. Our trucks carry the snake, jetter and camera together, because a return trip up the island for the tool we did not bring costs you a day.
- Season affects timing. Traffic on Gulf Boulevard through the winter months is a different proposition from July, and we schedule realistically rather than promising a window we cannot make.
- Old water heaters have to come out the way they went in. In a mid-rise unit that means measuring the path — doorways, elevator, closet — before ordering the replacement, not after.
Condos, Second Homes and Storm Damage
Most housing across the three Redingtons is condo or second-home, which shapes what goes wrong. In a Florida condominium the general pattern is that fixtures, angle stops, supply lines, the in-unit water heater and the branch drain from your fixture to the stack are the unit owner's, while vertical stacks and risers serving multiple units belong to the association — but your own documents govern. What we can do either way is camera the line and document its condition with photographs, which is exactly what an association needs before it will accept a stack as its responsibility.
For properties that sit empty part of the year, the highest-cost failure is a supply line that lets go with nobody home. Shutting the water off at the main before you leave is the single most effective precaution, and many insurance policies now require it in an unoccupied dwelling.
The 2024 storm season pushed surge across these towns. A water heater that has been underwater must be replaced, not repaired — flooded gas controls and electrical components corrode internally and cannot be made safe. Where a rebuild is underway, it is the moment to move the heater above known flood elevation or switch to a wall-hung tankless unit that sits out of the flood path entirely.
Plumbing Services Across the Redingtons
Every job quoted in writing before work begins, with warranty terms on the quote — typically one year on Flow Pros parts and labour plus manufacturer coverage on materials.
- 24/7 emergency plumbing — a leak in a condo can't wait for morning
- Water heater repair & replacement in tight closets, plus tankless
- Drain cleaning, hydro jetting and camera inspection
- Leak detection and visual inspection for insurance and association documentation
- Repiping and burst pipe repair
- Toilets, faucets, disposals and commercial work
Verify our licence any time at the Florida DBPR portal. County-level information for unincorporated stretches is published by Pinellas County.
The Gulf Boulevard Corridor We Cover
We run the full barrier-island chain, north to south:
- Indian Rocks Beach and Indian Shores — north
- Belleair Beach — 5 documented jobs, further north
- Madeira Beach — directly south, same ZIP
- Treasure Island and St. Pete Beach — 11 documented St. Pete Beach jobs
- Seminole and Largo — inland, 15 documented Largo jobs
Redington Plumbing FAQs
Do you serve all three Redingtons?
Yes — Redington Shores, North Redington Beach and Redington Beach are three separate incorporated towns along Gulf Boulevard, and we serve all of them plus neighbouring Madeira Beach and Indian Shores, 24/7. We're a family-owned Florida State Certified Plumbing Contractor, licence FL #CFC1433820.
Which town do I actually live in, and why does it matter?
ZIP 33708 covers Redington Shores, North Redington Beach, Redington Beach and Madeira Beach, so the ZIP alone doesn't tell you. Roughly, Redington Shores sits at the north end around 176th–182nd Avenue, North Redington Beach in the middle around 168th–176th, and Redington Beach to the south around 160th–168th. It matters because each town issues its own plumbing permits and applies its own coastal and flood-zone review. We determine the right jurisdiction from your street address before quoting.
Is a leak in my condo my responsibility or the association's?
As a general pattern, fixtures, angle stops, supply lines, your in-unit water heater and the branch drain from your fixture to the stack are the unit owner's; vertical stacks and risers serving multiple units are the association's. Your condo documents govern, so check them. We camera the line and document its condition with photographs, which is what an association needs before it accepts responsibility for a stack.
My place sits empty half the year — what should I do before I leave?
Shut the water off at the main valve, not just at the fixtures. A supply line that fails in an empty home runs continuously, and in a condo it reaches the units below long before anyone notices. Many insurance policies now require the water to be off in an unoccupied dwelling. If your main shut-off will not turn, replace it before you go rather than after.
My water heater flooded in a storm — can it be repaired?
No. Once floodwater reaches a water heater's gas controls or electrical components, safety codes and every major manufacturer call for replacement — submerged controls corrode internally and can fail dangerously. If you're rebuilding anyway, it's the right moment to elevate the unit above known flood lines or switch to a wall-hung tankless model, which we're Navien and Rinnai certified to install.
Need a Plumber in the Redingtons?
All three towns, 24/7 dispatch, the right permit from the right town hall, and written quotes before work begins. Call now or send the form above.
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