A fence has stood in the same spot for twenty years. Both neighbors agree on where it sits. Everyone thinks it marks the property line. Then a boundary line survey comes back. It shows the fence is three feet onto … Continue reading →
A shared driveway means two or more owners use the same strip of pavement or gravel to reach their homes. Before you close on a property with one, a property survey can show where that driveway sits compared to the … Continue reading →
If you’re planning to clear trees or brush anywhere near your property line, a boundary survey should come first, not after. This matters most on wooded lots and rural properties, where the edges of one parcel often blend into the … Continue reading →
