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A Fence Isn’t a Property Line: Why a Boundary Survey Matters

October 30, 2026 by Jason Brewer, SIT

A seller pointed to a fence and called it the property line. By the time the owner found out otherwise, a house, shop, septic system, and well were already built. Here is what a boundary survey can tell you before that happens.

Categories Civil Engineering, Survey, Uncategorized Tags adverse possession, boundary lines, buying land, fences, Lubbock, property, West Texas

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  • A Fence Isn’t a Property Line: Why a Boundary Survey Matters
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