the team

Brett Bennett has more than twenty years of management experience in the oil and gas industry and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with mature energy assets. His experience spans asset evaluation, business development, regulatory matters, and the long-term management of oil and gas properties.

Through his work in mature oilfields, Brett developed a firsthand appreciation for the ownership, operational, environmental, and financial issues that can affect both energy assets and future land use. This perspective led him to found Dry Creek Environmental, LLC, a company focused on helping clients identify constraints, evaluate risk, and develop practical pathways forward.

Brett also founded Native State Environmental, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing solutions for legacy oil and gas infrastructure. Native State sponsored the American Carbon Registry's methodology for the quantification, monitoring, reporting, and verification of greenhouse gas emission reductions and removals associated with plugging orphaned oil and gas wells in the United States and Canada.

Today, Brett focuses on helping developers, investors, landowners, and operators navigate the complexities of legacy energy infrastructure through a combination of industry experience, practical insight, and a long-term perspective on the evolving role of energy assets.

Throughout his 43-year career in the oil industry, Tim has gained 37 years of executive management experience in the services sector, with a specific emphasis on the pumping services market. He has managed a team of over a thousand employees and worked with a diverse range of clients, from small independents to the "supermajor" oil and gas companies. Tim has held executive positions in two prominent public service companies. With a vast customer network and extensive knowledge of abandonment services, he offers valuable expertise and insights to the team.

Over the last 50+ years, Dry Creek's management and field personnel have drilled, completed, produced and operated 100's of wells throughout the Fort Worth Basin. From the conglomerates of Palo Pinto County, to the Calcareous Barnett of Cooke County, to the Marble Falls of Jack County, Dry Creek has the knowledge and experience to successfully produce oil and gas across North Texas.

Dry Creek, with personnel operating the Corsicana oil and gas fields since the the early 1990's, has produced Corsicana's shallow Nacatoch Sands by waterflood, ASP polymer flood and portable swabbing operations. Dry Creek has more recently been active in the deeper Pecan Gap formation. With declining production, Dry Creek has plugged and abandoned over 100 of its wells since 2019.

Dry Creek Oilfield Services, LLC's 4-man team has been servicing the needs of small North Texas oil and gas operators since 2012. Our operator and his crew have the downhole knowledge and experience essential to achieving success in the field. 

Dry Creek Oilfield Services, LLC personnel recognizes the importance of safety and health and is committed to providing a workplace free of recognized hazards.