Earthwork is one of the easiest places for a redevelopment budget to slip. A rough guess on how much rubble needs hauling, or how much soil must come in, can turn into extra truck trips, change orders, and schedule delays. … Continue reading →
An old commercial site can look simple on paper. Then the design team finds a sewer line under the spot where the new building should go, or a parking lot that sits partly on the neighbor’s land. Problems like these … Continue reading →
Selling a piece of the family land sounds simple until someone asks exactly where the new line sits. An old fence, a handshake, or a note in a parent’s files won’t hold up at closing. A metes and bounds survey … Continue reading →