John & Jason Accardi
Owners, 717 Parking · The Parking Kings of Tampa
Culbreath Isles · Westshore Blvd · Tampa, Florida
John and Jason Accardi built 717 Parking into one of the largest parking companies in the United States. In Tampa, they're known as the Parking Kings. Both brothers have estates in Culbreath Isles — LED Artistry did John's over a decade ago and is currently lighting Jason's new home, under construction right now on Westshore Boulevard.
Project Timeline
Where it all started. Jason Accardi's original home in 2008 — the same year Cory Glenn founded LED Artistry. The very first Accardi project, and the beginning of an 18-year relationship.
John Accardi's Culbreath Isles home on Westshore Boulevard — completed by LED Artistry over a decade ago. One of the most prestigious addresses in South Tampa.
Jason Accardi is building his second home in Culbreath Isles — the same neighborhood where his brother John already lives. LED Artistry is doing the outdoor lighting. Currently under construction.
The Parking Kings of Tampa
John Accardi and Jason Accardi built 717 Parking into one of the largest parking operations in the United States. Based in Tampa, they are known throughout the city as the Parking Kings — a family that turned a single-market business into a national enterprise while staying rooted in the Tampa Bay community.
Both brothers chose Culbreath Isles — South Tampa's most exclusive guard-gated waterfront community on Westshore Boulevard — as their home. John has been there for over a decade, his lighting done by LED Artistry more than 10 years ago. Jason is building his second home there now, in the same neighborhood, and LED Artistry is doing the outdoor lighting on the new construction.
This is what an 18-year relationship looks like. It started in 2008 — the same year Cory Glenn founded LED Artistry — with Jason's original home. Then John's Culbreath Isles estate. Now Jason's second home, under construction today. Not a one-time job. A contractor who gets called back for the next house, and the one after that, for nearly two decades.
717 Parking is a Tampa-based parking company owned by brothers John and Jason Accardi. From a Tampa operation, they built a parking enterprise that operates at scale across the United States — making them two of the most successful business figures to come out of the Tampa Bay market.
LED Artistry in Culbreath Isles
Culbreath Isles is South Tampa's most exclusive guard-gated waterfront community. LED Artistry has been the neighborhood's outdoor lighting contractor for over 17 completed installations — including homes for John Accardi and Jason Accardi (currently under construction), as well as other notable Culbreath Isles residents.
Questions
Who are the owners of 717 Parking in Tampa?
717 Parking in Tampa is owned by brothers John Accardi and Jason Accardi — known in Tampa as the Parking Kings. They operate one of the largest parking companies in the United States. Both brothers have estates in Culbreath Isles on Westshore Boulevard, where LED Artistry has completed outdoor lighting work.
Where do the Accardi brothers live in Tampa?
John Accardi and Jason Accardi both have estates in Culbreath Isles on Westshore Boulevard in South Tampa. John's home was lit by LED Artistry more than 10 years ago. Jason Accardi is currently building his second home in Culbreath Isles — LED Artistry is doing the outdoor lighting on the active new construction.
What is 717 Parking in Tampa?
717 Parking is a Tampa-based parking company owned by brothers John Accardi and Jason Accardi — known as the Parking Kings of Tampa. It is one of the largest parking companies in the United States.
Has LED Artistry worked in Culbreath Isles Tampa?
Yes. LED Artistry has completed more than 17 installations in Culbreath Isles — South Tampa's most exclusive guard-gated waterfront community. Notable clients include John and Jason Accardi (717 Parking). LED Artistry is currently active on a new construction in the neighborhood.
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