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Creek Engineering logo
  • Services
    • Civil Engineering
      • Underground Plumbing Retrofit Plans
      • Land Feasibility Studies
      • Zoning & Special Exceptions
      • Site Plan Modifications
    • Environmental Engineering
      • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
      • Wetland Delineations
      • Bald Eagle Management Plans
      • Bonneted Bat Survey
      • Burrowing Owl Survey
      • Gopher Tortoise Relocation
      • Heritage Tree Assessment
      • Scrub-Jay Permitting
    • Geotechnical Engineering
      • Road Core Testing
      • Private Dig Out Inspections
    • GIS Asset Mapping
    • Septic Design & Engineering
    • Site Development
      • Site Lighting & Photometric Plans
  • Articles
  • About
    • The Creek Crew
    • Clients & Partners
    • Our Culture
    • Veteran Support
    • Creek Cares
    • Join Our Team
  • Contact Us
Aerial view of waterfront homes and canals in a coastal neighborhood

Performance-Based Septic Systems: The Three Levels and What Each One Buys You

Septic Design

Florida lets a performance-based septic system exceed a lot’s sewage flow limit by 25%, 50%, or 100%. Here’s what each level is and which ones fit a house.

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Abandoned gas station canopy over a weedy commercial lot

Your Phase 1 Found a REC. What Happens Next?

Environmental

Your Phase 1 found a REC. What REC, CREC, and HREC mean for a buyer, when a Phase 2 makes sense, and Florida’s path if sampling finds something.

Your Phase 1 Found a REC. What Happens Next? Read More »

Aerial view of a Florida neighborhood laid out in rows of same-size residential lots

Your Lot Says Three Bedrooms: How Florida Sizes Septic by Authorized Sewage Flow

Septic Design

Florida sizes septic by lot size, bedrooms, and square footage. See why your lot may cap you at three bedrooms and a 900 gallon tank.

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Street of newer Southwest Florida homes with palm trees and irrigated lawns

Manatee County Water Restrictions Through March 2027: Watering Days, Hours and Fines

Civil, Florida Watch

Manatee County is on one-day-a-week watering through March 31, 2027. Your watering day, allowed hours, fines, new sod rules and what it means for site work.

Manatee County Water Restrictions Through March 2027: Watering Days, Hours and Fines Read More »

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Florida Watch: SWFWMD Water Restrictions Now Run Through March 2027. Here’s What It Means If You’re Building.

Civil, Florida Watch

SWFWMD extended its Phase III water restrictions to March 31, 2027. What it means for new landscaping, irrigation, pressure washing and site work in SW Florida.

Florida Watch: SWFWMD Water Restrictions Now Run Through March 2027. Here’s What It Means If You’re Building. Read More »

Aerial view of a large commercial parking lot with drive aisles, crosswalks, and landscaped islands

When Does a Site Change Require a Permit?

Civil

ADA ramp, dumpster enclosure, generator pad, a few more parking spaces? Which Southwest Florida reviews your change triggers, and how to find out first.

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Creek Engineering, Inc.

Creek Engineering is a civil, geotechnical, and environmental engineering firm based in Port Charlotte, serving Southwest Florida since 2002. We keep every discipline under one roof, build long-term partnerships with developers, contractors, and commercial builders, and design sites that get approved across Charlotte, Sarasota, Lee, Collier, DeSoto, Manatee, Hendry, and Hillsborough counties.

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Engineering Services
  • Civil Engineering
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Road Core Testing
  • Underground Plumbing Retrofit Plans
  • GIS Mapping Services
Environmental Services
  • Environmental Engineering Services
  • Bald Eagle Management Plans
  • Bonneted Bat Survey
  • Burrowing Owl Survey
  • Gopher Tortoise Resources
  • Heritage Tree Assessment
  • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment
  • Scrub-Jay Permitting
  • Wetland Delineation
Our Florida Location
  • 1720 El Jobean Rd STE 102
  • Port Charlotte, FL 33948
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  • Sarasota Office (by appointment)
  • 8433 Enterprise Circle, Suite 100 #368
  • Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202
  • (941) 624-6425
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  • Collier County FL
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  • Hendry County FL
  • Hillsborough FL
  • Lee County FL
  • Manatee County FL
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