The County Comes First. Then Somebody Local.
One Trade. One County. Make It Yours.
Every day, more than 900 people move to Florida — more than 329,000 in a single year. A move can mean hiring a mover, a real estate agent, an insurer, a lawyer, a roofer or a title company. On 1stFlorida a visitor picks the county first, and then the trade. People moving out may need help too: a realtor to sell the house, a mover, and the trades to get it ready to sell.
In each county, 1stFlorida shows one business per trade, written out in full with its photographs, its hours and its telephone. Nobody else in that trade appears above it, beside it or underneath it. That business can be yours.
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- Florida countiesevery one with a guide
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- Tradesone position each, in every county
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- Advertiser per trade, per county.Never two
Florida Demographic Estimating Conference, June 2026: Florida grew by 329,374 people from April 1, 2025 to April 1, 2026, all of it from people moving in.
Your page opens when somebody asks for your trade in your county.
1stFlorida is written for people planning a move, not as a list of advertisements. Visitors read about the counties, and when one of them asks for somebody in your county who does what you do, your page is the one that opens.
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They arrive reading
Moving guides, county comparisons, schools, taxes, hotels, beaches, things to do. Hundreds of pages of Florida, written county by county. At this point no advertising is put in front of them.
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Florida becomes one county
Here the reading moves from a state to a place: the county guide answers what living there is actually like. Once a county is chosen, more of the questions are local ones, and local means somebody local.
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They say what they need
Local Help asks the county first, then the trade: a lawyer, a mover, a roofer, a title company. One county, one trade. No list of businesses across Florida, and no page of results to work through.
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Your page opens
Your photographs, your services written out in full, your hours, your telephone and your email, live and pressable. Nobody in your trade is shown above you, beside you or underneath you, because in that county there is nobody else.
That is the difference between being advertised and being the answer. A directory shows a list and leaves the customer to guess. This shows one business, written out in full, so the customer can read about it before picking up the telephone.
So a call from your page is not a cold call. The person calling has had the chance to read your page first: what you do, how you work and how to reach you.
This is what your page would look like, in all 14 trades.
Each one is a complete invented business, written all the way through, with its own photographs. Press one and read it the way a customer would.
- 01AttorneysOpen example →
- 02RoofingOpen example →
- 03Real EstateOpen example →
- 04Home InspectionOpen example →
- 05InsuranceOpen example →
- 06Air ConditioningOpen example →
- 07Hard Money LendingOpen example →
- 08Boating & MarineOpen example →
- 09Home BuildersOpen example →
- 10Moving & RelocationOpen example →
- 11Title CompaniesOpen example →
- 12Barbershops & SalonsOpen example →
- 13Mortgages & Home LoansOpen example →
- 14Florida ApparelOpen example →
The only one in your trade, in your county.
Not a listing. A page of your own, written out the whole way, that a customer reads before they pick up the telephone. While you hold the position nobody else in your trade appears in your county — not above you, not beside you, not underneath you.
- One business per trade, per county
- A full page, not a line in a directory
- Your telephone, email and website, live
- Your photographs, approved by you before they go up
- Every service written out in full
- How you work, step by step
- Who you are right for, and who you are not
- Your hours, languages and how to reach you
- Your credentials and what you are licensed to do
- Shown in Local Help for your county and trade
- Opens, calls and website clicks recorded for you
- Built for you, checked by you before it goes up
Choose the reach that fits your business.
See the finished presentation first, then choose a plan and privately check your category in each county of it. No statewide vacancy list is published.
What you pay a month
Find your county’s tier, then how many counties. One trade.
| Tier, by the size of the county | One County | Two Counties | Three Counties | Four Counties |
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| Tier 1The 10 largest countiesMiami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough, Palm Beach, Orange, Duval, Pinellas, Polk, Lee, Brevard | ||||
| Tier 2The next 15 largestPasco, Volusia, Seminole, Sarasota, Osceola, Manatee, Lake, Marion, Collier, St. Lucie, St. Johns, Escambia, Leon, Alachua, Clay | ||||
| Tier 3The next 16 largestOkaloosa, Charlotte, Hernando, Santa Rosa, Bay, Indian River, Citrus, Martin, Sumter, Flagler, Highlands, Nassau, Walton, Monroe, Putnam, Columbia | ||||
| Tier 4The smallest counties, under 50,000 peopleJackson, Suwannee, Hendry, Levy, Gadsden, Okeechobee, Wakulla, DeSoto, Baker, Bradford, Washington, Hardee, Taylor, Holmes, Gilchrist, Madison, Dixie, Union, Gulf, Jefferson, Hamilton, Calhoun, Franklin, Glades, Lafayette, Liberty | ||||
Tiers by population, from the University of Florida’s estimates for April 1, 2025.
- A page of your own in your county
- Your website, email and telephone, live
- We speak to you before it goes up
- Kept accurate while you hold it
One county is $150, $295, $395 or $595 a month, by the size of the county. For that, your trade in that county is closed to everybody else for as long as you hold it, and the page stays up and working whether you are on a job, on a boat or asleep. Every plan is one trade. The only thing that changes is how many counties you close. More than four counties? Contact us for a price.
Check one county and category.
The checker reveals only the position you request. If it is available, the business-request form opens directly below—without sending you into a relocation survey or general contact page.
Questions before you check? Use the contact form.
Your plan: Tier 1, One County: $595 a month.
Choose the county and the profession. The answer shows here as soon as both are chosen.
Only the positions you ask about are checked. The checker does not expose a statewide vacancy list, reserve a position or create an advertising agreement.
Ask about a premium address for your trade and county.
Tell us the business, the trade and the county. We answer by telephone, usually the same day, and nothing is agreed until you have seen your page.
- Your business and your name
- The county and the trade you want
- Services, contact details and photographs
- A phone number that reaches you or somebody authorized
- We confirm the position is open
- We confirm the business is real and speak to you by phone
- We build the page and send it to you to check
- We publish it once you have approved it
We verify the license your trade requires, we confirm the business is real and still operating, and we speak to the owner by phone.How businesses get listedAdvertising disclosure