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CGC1528425 · CUC1225771

Stormwater System Installation & Repair in South Florida

Wolf Creek Construction is a commercial stormwater and drainage contractor that designs and installs complete stormwater management systems for municipalities, developers, and commercial property owners across South Florida. From retention ponds and exfiltration trenches to french drains and catch basin networks, we deliver compliant, durable infrastructure built to handle South Florida's demanding rainfall and SFWMD regulations.

Stormwater Systems at a Glance

ServiceStormwater System Installation & Repair
Who it's forMunicipal Governments & Utilities, Commercial Developers, HOAs & Community Associations, General Contractors, and Commercial Developers
Service areaPalm Beach, Martin, Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe counties, Florida
LicensesFlorida Certified General Contractor CGC1528425; Florida Certified Underground Utility Contractor CUC1225771
CertificationsWBENC, NWBOC, WOSB, and SBA 8(a) certified woman-owned business

What’s included in this service?

  • Retention and detention pond installation
  • French drain and exfiltration trench systems
  • Catch basin and inlet installation
  • Storm drain pipe installation and repair
  • Stormwater management system design & build
  • Swale construction and grading
  • Outfall structure installation
  • SFWMD permit compliance work

Who is this service for?

Stormwater System Installation & Repair for Municipal Governments & Utilities, Commercial Developers, HOAs & Community Associations, General Contractors, and Commercial Developers across South Florida.

WBENC Certified
NWBOC Certified
WOSB Certified
SBA 8(a)
CGC1528425
CUC1225771
Licensed · Insured · Bonded

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit for stormwater work in Palm Beach County?

Yes. Most stormwater and drainage work in Palm Beach County requires permits from the county and potentially from the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Wolf Creek handles permitting coordination as part of our project process.

What is the difference between a retention pond and a detention pond?

A retention pond permanently holds water, providing ongoing water quality treatment. A detention pond temporarily holds stormwater and releases it slowly to prevent downstream flooding. Both are common in South Florida development.

How long does stormwater system installation take?

Timeline varies by project scope. A commercial catch basin network may take 1 to 2 weeks. A full retention pond system for a development can take 4 to 8 weeks. We provide a detailed schedule at project kickoff.

More questions? Visit our full FAQ or contact us directly.

Get a Proposal for Stormwater Systems

Wolf Creek Construction serves South Florida municipalities, developers, and contractors. Call or request a proposal online.

Licensed · Insured · Bonded | WBENC · NWBOC · WOSB · SBA 8(a) Certified

📞 Call 561-389-6501