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Version: 2026.08.01

Property Boundaries Standards

Coverage Summary

IssueCoveredPeriodNotes
Property pins shown at orientationAt closingShown during orientation
Re-establishing property pins after closingHomeowner responsibility
Professional survey for improvementsHomeowner responsibility
Boundary disputesNot a warranty matter
Important

Classic Homes will NOT identify or re-establish property pins after the closing of the home. If you need property boundaries identified after closing, you must hire a professional surveyor.

Performance Standards

At Closing

Standard: At closing you will receive a drawing that shows your home site, the location of your home on it, and property boundary information.

Property Pin Location: Property pins are shown at the New Home Presentation or Welcome Home Orientation.

Construction Impact

During construction, some property line markers may be affected or covered up by:

  • Grading
  • Excavation
  • Installation of utility lines
  • Other typical construction activities

What's Not Covered

The following are excluded from warranty coverage:

  • Re-establishing property pins - After closing, this is homeowner responsibility
  • Professional surveys - Required for any permanent improvements
  • Boundary disputes - Not a construction or warranty matter
  • Locating corners for improvements - Homeowner must hire surveyor

Filing a Claim

Property boundaries are not covered under the warranty after closing. If you need boundary information:

  1. Review the drawing received at closing
  2. For permanent improvements (fence, pool, deck, patio), hire a professional surveyor
  3. The surveyor will locate and mark property boundaries accurately

Why Professional Survey Matters

Accurate property boundaries are essential for:

  • Avoiding encroachment on neighbors' property
  • Complying with setback requirements
  • Preventing future disputes
  • Ensuring HOA compliance (if applicable)
  • Meeting local building codes

The cost of a professional survey is typically much less than the cost of resolving a boundary dispute or relocating an improperly placed structure.