In What Circumstances Would a Property Owner Need a Title Re-Establishment Survey?

Posted on: 10 January 2018

A title re-establishment survey is done to define the exact location of legal boundaries to a piece of land. The survey reinforces a boundary's location and takes into consideration all critical survey information including other surveys registered near the property in question, building corners, fences and other structures. The following are circumstances when a title re-establishment survey may be needed. Installing fences Accurate information on boundaries is essential when installing fences that mark property boundaries.
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Is Your Tree Is Nearing The End Of Its Lifespan?

Posted on: 4 January 2018

Letting go of a tree on your property can be a tough decision to make. Moreso, if you grew it from a sapling and had nurtured it into the large tree that it has eventually become. Trees do contribute to the appeal of your yard,  but in some cases having them could be posing the risk of more harm than good. Nevertheless, some homeowners may not be aware that their tree has become a potential hazard, as they do not know what symptoms they should be on the lookout for.
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Four Facts You Need to Know About Building a Custom Home

Posted on: 1 December 2017

Buying a custom house offers a number of advantages compared to buying a pre-existing home, but if you've never worked with a custom home builder, you may be wondering about the process. Here are some points to consider before you contact a builder. 1. You Can Choose a Plan or Design Your Own Many custom home builders have a variety of plans available. You can often look through the options on their website, go to their office to see a stack of plans or even walk through model homes to get an idea of what's available.
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Questions to Ask About a New Home Plan

Posted on: 27 October 2017

Having a home built for you rather than buying one that's on the market can have many advantages, and you may also simply prefer to have a home that no one else has ever lived in, as it makes the home uniquely your own. When working with a builder and considering home designs, note a few questions you might have so you know what to discuss with him or her and what to expect throughout the construction process.
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