Pricing you can compare
Origin prepares a personalized proposal with equipment, installed scope and available payment paths after reviewing your property.
Pinellas County · FLORIDA
Your St. Petersburg solar company.
Origin’s staffed St. Petersburg team supports local projects from an administrative office that is not open for customer visits. Start with a solar quote online, then optionally choose a video review to compare pricing, equipment and the complete installed scope.
YOUR ST. PETERSBURG PROJECT
Your project. The right next step.
Start with a quick call. Share your name, phone, and city; Origin can explain the next useful step before you provide an address, utility bill, or roof details.
- Start with your questions
- Lease, loan, cash, and prepaid lease paths available
- Florida electrical license EC13012465
DOWNTOWN ST. PETERSBURG OFFICE
Local team.
Solar for your home.
Origin’s staffed St. Petersburg administrative office supports Pinellas County projects. It is not open for customer visits; call, email, or start your quote online.
Origin Solar, Roofing & Generators100 2nd Ave S, Suite 205N #1011
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
(813) 524-5462
Quality you can verify
Review real Origin project photos, written equipment details, exclusions and electrical scope backed by Florida electrical license EC13012465. Quality is defined in the work—not just a headline.
Video is optional
Request the quote first. If you want a 30-minute video review afterward, choose a time and Origin provides the room link.
ST. PETERSBURG
Questions that change your project.
Current utility sources, worked examples and practical next steps for your home.
St. Petersburg
Solar app looks normal but the bill is high? A St. Petersburg comparison worksheet
Use one matched billing period to separate solar production, exports, grid purchases and household use before requesting a diagnostic visit.
Read the guideST. PETERSBURG · LOCAL SOLAR DECISIONS
Before you choose your next step.
Compare the complete scope, gather the right records and know who handles each step.
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg solar permits: a homeowner’s status and handoff checklist
Track a St. Pete solar project through plan review, corrections, inspections and the separate utility handoff using a clear record.
Read the guideSt. Petersburg
St. Pete solar co-op offer or direct quote? Compare the same installed scope
Use a fair comparison of equipment, total price, payment terms and service responsibilities when reviewing St. Petersburg solar offers.
Read the guideSt. Petersburg
Buying a St. Petersburg home with solar: the records to request before handoff
Organize equipment age, ownership documents, permit history, monitoring and service contacts for a St. Pete home with an existing array.
Read the guideStart with the local details.
Every page is a planning guide. Availability, utility requirements, and permit jurisdiction are confirmed for your exact address.
Bring the property history into the review
Existing roof work, earlier solar installation, and electrical changes can affect what the project team needs to examine. Gather the records you have rather than relying only on an approximate installation date.
Discuss equipment placement early
Available wall space, roof planes, access, and the home’s electrical layout all belong in a site review. For properties with flood-related considerations, ask the project team to confirm which requirements apply to the address and equipment.
Use the city’s project resources
St. Petersburg’s Building & Permitting department is a starting point for city project information. Confirm the relevant jurisdiction and ask how the proposed work will be tracked through review and inspection.
Community reference: City of St. Petersburg Building & Permitting. This source identifies the place or local project resources; it does not establish Origin coverage or the permitting authority for a property.
YOUR ST. PETERSBURG PROJECT
A useful first conversation.
- Property address and available permit records
- 12 months of electricity use and your current utility bill
- Roof age, material and usable roof planes
- Solar-only and solar-plus-battery goals
- Payment paths and total written project scope