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  • 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
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Do I Need a Photometric Plan for My Parking Lot?

Civil

Usually yes for new or expanded parking, usually no for fixture swaps and repairs. When Southwest Florida counties ask for one, and when they don’t.

Do I Need a Photometric Plan for My Parking Lot? Read More »

Field worker in a high-visibility vest writing notes on a clipboard at an outdoor site

Phase 1 ESA Checklist: What to Expect and What You’ll Receive

Environmental

What to hand your environmental professional on day one, what the next two weeks look like, and how to read a Phase 1 ESA report when it lands.

Phase 1 ESA Checklist: What to Expect and What You’ll Receive Read More »

Red mangrove prop roots standing in shallow tidal water under a green canopy

Mangroves on Your Southwest Florida Property: What You Can Trim, What You Can’t, and Why the Permit Works Like a Wetland Permit

Environmental

What Florida law lets you trim on your own shoreline, when you need a professional mangrove trimmer or a permit, and why removing mangroves is handled like a wetland impact.

Mangroves on Your Southwest Florida Property: What You Can Trim, What You Can’t, and Why the Permit Works Like a Wetland Permit Read More »

Aerial view of an interstate interchange beside a river, surrounded by large tracts of undeveloped land

The Buc-ee’s at Harborview: What It Takes to Put a Mega Development Where Nobody Planned One

Civil

On September 8, Charlotte County commissioners voted 4 to 0 to approve the final site plan for Southwest Florida’s first

The Buc-ee’s at Harborview: What It Takes to Put a Mega Development Where Nobody Planned One Read More »

Commercial Site Development by Creek Engineering

Florida’s New Permit Deadlines: What HB 803 Changed on July 1, 2026

Civil, Florida Engineering

HB 803 put statutory clocks on Florida building permit review, exempted residential work under $7,500, and cut commercial fees for private provider use. What it means for your project.

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Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments in Southwest Florida

Environmental

What a Phase 1 ESA covers, how long it takes, and what is actually in the ground in Southwest Florida, from engineers who have worked here since 2002.

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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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  • 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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  • Hendry County FL
  • Hillsborough FL
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