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Mobile Home Transport in Pinellas County, FL
Trinity Services is the bilingual mobile home transport, setup, and tie-down specialist serving all of Pinellas County. We cover 8 cities here. Licensed, bonded, and insured. Free written quote after a quick call or visit.
Moving or setting up a mobile home in Pinellas County
Pinellas County is a peninsula with water on three sides, and the county itself says it has one of the largest concentrations of mobile and manufactured homes in Florida. It is also a Wind Zone III county under the federal standards, so any home set here must be rated and anchored for it. After Helene and Milton in 2024, flood elevation rules shape most installs. Unincorporated Pinellas and several small towns are permitted by the county's Building and Development Review Services in Clearwater, while most cities have their own building departments.
- Pinellas is in HUD Wind Zone III, so a home moved in from an inland Wind Zone II county generally cannot be installed here.
- Building and Development Review Services on Court Street in Clearwater permits unincorporated Pinellas plus Belleair Beach, Belleair Shore, Indian Rocks Beach, Kenneth City, Safety Harbor and Oldsmar.
- The county treats a home as substantially damaged when repairs reach 49% of its value, and substantially damaged mobile homes must be elevated or relocated.
- Pinellas County says mobile and manufactured home residents must always evacuate when an evacuation is ordered, no matter where in the county they live.
- About 9% of the county's homes are mobile homes, according to Census data, and the share is much higher in Largo and Pinellas Park.
It depends on the address. Most cities, including Clearwater, Largo, St. Petersburg, Pinellas Park, Dunedin, Tarpon Springs and Seminole, run their own building departments. Unincorporated areas like Palm Harbor go through the county's Building and Development Review Services. We confirm the office and pull the permit for you.
In Pinellas, a substantially damaged mobile home must be elevated to current flood elevation or relocated, unless the determination is reversed. We can elevate and re-anchor the home if the site allows it, or move it to a new site, and we give you a written quote for either path.
The federal standards place Pinellas in Wind Zone III. A home installed here must carry a Wind Zone III rating on its data plate. We check the plate before quoting any move into the county.
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- The price on your written quote is the price.
- If something changes on site, we tell you in writing first. Nothing extra happens without your signature.
- You pay in stages as the work gets done, not everything up front.
- Your lender can work from our written quote.
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