About Bayonet Point
Bayonet Point is a census-designated place in Pasco County with 26,713 residents in the 2020 census, up from 23,467 in 2010. It covers about 5.7 square miles.
Bayonet Point shares the 34667 ZIP code with Hudson, so many residents' mailing address reads Hudson even though the census counts them here.
Bayonet Point homes and their pools
Much of Bayonet Point was built in the 1970s through the 1990s, many homes for retirees, and a good share have pools. That makes it one of the busiest places in west Pasco for heater replacements: original solar systems, early heat pumps and gas heaters have all been through at least one swap.
Single-story homes with broad roofs made solar heating popular here, and many of those collectors are now old enough to leak.
Tell us what your Bayonet Point heater is doing and we'll find a local tech.
Free EstimateCommon heater jobs in Bayonet Point
- Pool Heater Replacement
Lots of heaters at end of life on older pools.
- Solar Pool Heater Repair
Original roof collectors are aging and leaking.
- Pool Heat Pump Repair
Mid-life heat pumps need fans, capacitors and sensors.
Get two prices on an older heater
On a heater past ten years old, ask for the repair price and a replacement price on the same visit. It makes the decision much easier.
Permits for a Bayonet Point pool heater
Bayonet Point is unincorporated, so permitted heater work goes through Pasco County Building Construction Services, whatever the mailing address says.
Permits for a heater replacement go through Pasco County Building Construction Services, 8661 Citizens Drive, Suite 100, New Port Richey, FL 34654, (727) 847-8126.
Swapping a sensor, board or fan is usually service work. A new or replacement heater generally needs a permit, mainly so an inspector can check the electrical connection and the pool bonding; the City of Marco Island explains it the same way. Gas heaters add gas line work.
- Building permits
- Pasco County Building Construction Services, 8661 Citizens Drive, Suite 100, New Port Richey, FL 34654, (727) 847-8126
- Check your parcel
- Pasco County Property Appraiser
Sources: Pasco County Building Construction Services, checked October 2026.
Before you call: a Bayonet Point checklist
- Find the install date on the heater label
- Check the roof for solar collectors and stains below them
- Note any recent repairs on the same heater
We'll pass your details to one licensed local contractor, not a call list.
Free EstimateWhat heater work costs in Bayonet Point
Every heater is different, so these are reference figures, not quotes. Bayonet Point jobs are often replacements. Removing old solar during a reroof adds a separate cost.
Reference figures, not quotes. Angi, pool repair costs in Tampa: heater repair about $165–$740. HomeAdvisor, pool heater repair cost: typical $164–$780. Swimply, pool heater costs 2026: gas heaters about $1,500–$6,000 installed, heat pumps about $2,000–$8,000. Checked October 2026.
Bayonet Point pool heater questions
Is Bayonet Point part of Hudson?
No. It's its own census-designated place, but it shares the 34667 ZIP and many addresses read Hudson.
Should old solar collectors come off?
If they leak or the roof needs replacing, often yes. Working ones can still help lower heating costs.
How do I know my heater's age?
The serial number or a date code on the label usually shows it; the tech can read it.
Also serving near Bayonet Point
- HudsonSame ZIP code
- Port RicheySouth
- ElfersSoutheast
- New Port RicheySouth along US 19