Honest Exterior Work for an Honest Neighborhood
Lealman is one of the last stretches of old, unincorporated Pinellas County — the grid of streets between St. Petersburg and Pinellas Park, roughly from 54th Avenue North down past Joe's Creek, where most of the housing went up in the 1950s and 1960s. These are compact concrete-block homes on small lots, many still carrying original jalousie-era windows, first-generation soffits, and roofs that have been recovered more than once. They were built simply and built well, and with the county's redevelopment push centered on the Lealman Exchange, a lot of owners are reinvesting in them rather than moving.
That is the work Alpine Exteriors does here: bringing mid-century block houses up to modern storm and efficiency standards without pretending they are something they are not. Roofing, siding and exterior cladding, and window replacement — the three systems that decide whether a 70-year-old house stays dry, keeps its cool air, and passes the next insurance inspection.
