Kenneth City, FL Permit Fees (2026)
Building permit fees and building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permit fees for Kenneth City, straight from the official fee schedule, with a free permit fee calculator below.
Jump to Permit Fee CalculatorBuilding permit fees for Kenneth City are administered by Pinellas County Building and Development Review Services under an Interlocal Agreement effective November 16, 2023. See the Pinellas County fee schedule
In Kenneth City, a building permit for a $50,000 remodel runs $1,048.75 in permit fees, a $20,000 re-roof $412.50, a $10,000 HVAC change-out $344.00, a $10,000 electrical panel upgrade or rewire $344.00, and a $10,000 whole-house repipe $344.00. Totals include the documented surcharges and minimum fees; where the schedule prices by unit, figures assume a 2,000 sq ft (20-square) roof. Each figure is that single permit only: a job that combines trades, like a kitchen remodel with electrical and plumbing work, pays each applicable permit. Pick a project to load it in the calculator below.
Pinellas County FY25 Adopted Budget, User Fees, Building and Development Review Services fee schedule (effective Oct. 1, 2024; carried unchanged in the FY26 Adopted Budget)
Covers building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permits.
Building permit fees for Kenneth City are administered by Pinellas County Building and Development Review Services under an Interlocal Agreement effective November 16, 2023. See the Pinellas County fee schedule
How Kenneth City values a job: Pinellas County bases permit fees on the construction valuation of the work, including all labor and materials for all trades. For new construction the valuation must be at least the latest International Code Council building valuation data for the gross work area; shell buildings use at least 60 percent of that data and remodels, rehabs, and repairs at least 40 percent.
Schedule effective October 1, 2024. Last verified: September 16, 2026
This schedule predates Florida's HB 803 (July 2026). Jurisdictions statewide are adopting updated schedules; we check sources weekly. What HB 803 changed
Kenneth City Permit Fee Schedule
Every documented rule for each permit type, straight from the official schedule.
Electrical Permit Fees in Kenneth City
‡ Awaiting confirmation from the jurisdiction.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Kenneth City electrical permit fees here first. One sponsor per trade, flat monthly rate.
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Fees in Kenneth City are the same either way.
Pinellas County bases permit fees on the construction valuation of the work, including all labor and materials for all trades. For new construction the valuation must be at least the latest International Code Council building valuation data for the gross work area; shell buildings use at least 60 percent of that data and remodels, rehabs, and repairs at least 40 percent.
Permit fees for Kenneth City are administered by Pinellas County; the fees shown are the Pinellas County schedule.
Estimate only. Confirm with the Pinellas County building department before applying.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Kenneth City electrical permit fees here first. One sponsor per trade, flat monthly rate.
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Jobs inside another city's limits are permitted by that city; unincorporated areas by the county.
New to Florida permit fees? Read our Florida permit fee guide: how schedules are set, the statutory surcharges, and what HB 803 changed in 2026. Pulling a commercial permit or a small residential job? See what HB 803 lets you save.