Updated November 4, 2026
Largo is largely inland, but the County says everyone in Pinellas is in a flood zone, and heavy rain, aging plumbing and roof leaks can still cause water damage. Check your zone and your city's permit process.
1978Median year homes were built
56%Homes built before 1980
62%Owner-occupied homes
$229,100Median home value
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates.
Where to start
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Water Damage in Your Home: What to Do in the First 48 HoursA homeowner checklist for the first 48 hours after water damage in Pinellas County: safety, stopping the sourcFlood vs. Homeowners Insurance in Pinellas CountyWhat homeowners insurance usually covers, what flood insurance covers, the 30-day wait, and why every PinellasMold in Florida: When to Test and Who Can Do ItWhat the CDC says about mold testing, how Florida licenses mold assessors and remediators, and the rules that The 50% Substantial Damage Rule Explained for Pinellas HomeownersWhat substantial damage means, how it is calculated, why permits matter, what ICC coverage may help with, and How to Choose a Water Damage Restoration Company in PinellasPractical, sourced tips for vetting a restoration or mold company in Florida: licenses, insurance, estimates, Hurricane Season Prep to Limit Water Damage in PinellasFlood and evacuation zones, insurance timing, elevating equipment, drains and check valves, and a prep list so