Boundary Survey Beside an Old Drainage District Ditch
If your farm sits next to an old drainage ditch, you might assume it marks where your land ends and your neighbor’s begins. That assumption causes real problems. People plan fences, tile lines, and new construction around a ditch bank instead of the actual property line. A boundary survey clears this up. It ties your […]
Find Property Lines Before Replacing an Old Retaining Wall
Your old retaining wall is leaning, cracking or losing soil behind it, and you’re ready to pull it out and build a new one. Before that work starts, find property lines so you know where the new wall can sit. The spot where the old wall stands may not match where your legal line runs. […]
Find Property Lines Before Clearing Brush on Rural Land
A landowner outside Kansas City buys ten acres of overgrown pasture. Brush has taken over the fence row, saplings have grown thick along the tree line, and the back corner of the property is a wall of green. The plan is simple: clear the brush, open up the access road, and make the land usable […]