St. Petersburg fills the southern tip of the Pinellas peninsula, with Tampa Bay wrapping one side and Boca Ciega Bay on the other, so it grew as a tight grid of bungalow neighborhoods instead of sprawl.
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How gas works in St. Petersburg and beyond
Do not stay inside a St. Petersburg home with a gas odor. Call TECO Peoples Gas (the number on TECO Peoples Gas's site) from a safe place, then 811 before digging.
How water works in St. Petersburg and beyond
Pinellas is a patchwork of small cities, Gulfport, South Pasadena, Kenneth City, Pinellas Park, plus unincorporated pockets like Lealman, and a St. Petersburg mailing address doesn't guarantee city water and sewer. Anywhere near a boundary, confirm with the lookup before assuming.
Look up your districtSkip guessing from St. Petersburg ZIP codes. Address-level is the reliable answer.
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How electricity works in St. Petersburg and beyond
Report a St. Petersburg outage to Duke Energy using the outage number on Duke Energy's site.
Moving to St. Pete? Here's the short list, which accounts to open and in what order, so nothing's off on day one.
Duke Energy Florida. It served every address we checked across St. Petersburg. Florida is a regulated electricity market, so there's no plan to shop the way you would in a retail-choice state; Duke is simply the utility for your address. Start service before your move-in date so the power's on when you arrive, and once your account exists, save Duke's outage-reporting info somewhere handy. In hurricane season you don't want to be hunting for it in the dark.
It varies by address, and there's no blanket answer. Use the lookup for yours. Residential natural gas is uncommon in Florida generally, and many St. Pete homes are all-electric, from the range to the water heater, so plenty of people here never open a gas account at all. If your listing or purchase contract mentions a gas stove, dryer, or tankless water heater, confirm exactly who serves that address before move-in instead of assuming.
Both are municipal. The City of St. Petersburg ran water and sewer at every address we checked, so you're opening one account with the city rather than juggling two companies. Get it started before your move-in date so service transfers cleanly. One caveat: plenty of homes with St. Petersburg mailing addresses sit outside the actual city limits, and near the edges the answer can change. Run the lookup on your exact address before you call anyone.
Duke Energy is St. Petersburg's electric answer. It led 91% of the St. Petersburg addresses we checked.
Use the address tool at the top of this page. It names each St. Petersburg provider for your block and links out to start service.
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