Weeki Wachee Construction
& Permit Services

The coastal areas of western Hernando County have Zone VE (coastal high-hazard) along the Gulf beachfront, Zone AE throughout the Weeki Wachee River corridor and coastal lowlands, and Zone X further inland. Approximately 38% of Gulf-adjacent properties are in the SFHA.

Yes. Waterfront and Gulf-adjacent construction in the Weeki Wachee area requires Hernando County floodplain permits, and often SWFWMD environmental review for work near the river. Coastal VE zone projects require engineer V-Zone certifications. MKC manages all required permits.

Yes. After hurricanes and tropical storms, Gulf Coast Hernando County properties frequently receive substantial damage determinations. MKC performs damage assessments and manages the full compliance process — including elevation — for affected properties.

Yes. MKC coordinates directly with Hernando County's Building Department and floodplain administrator for all coastal permits, including floodplain development permits, elevation certificate review, and coastal construction compliance.

The Weeki Wachee River is a spring-fed system that maintains relatively stable base flows but is subject to Gulf tidal influence and storm surge backflow near the coast. Properties within the river's Zone AE corridor face real flood exposure and require proper floodplain permits for any improvements.