St. Pete Beach runs the length of its barrier island, from Pass-a-Grille and Blind Pass at the ends to the Corey Avenue district and the Don CeSar in the middle, with Boca Ciega Bay behind and the Gulf in front.
Older structures, constant salt and open Gulf wind combine here. Historic character matters on some streets, association documentation matters on others, and coastal-grade hardware matters everywhere. We handle all three and permit through the city on every job.