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Landowner Checklist

North Texas Homesite Checklist: Utilities, Septic, Access, and Drainage

You do not need every answer before speaking with a builder. You will have a more useful conversation, however, when the known facts, unknowns, and available property documents are organized.

Updated August 3, 20265 min read

Documents to gather

  • Survey, plat, or parcel map
  • Deed restrictions and recorded easements
  • Any prior site, soil, septic, well, or drainage information
  • Utility-provider correspondence
  • Photos and notes from the property

Utility questions

  • Which electric provider serves the address?
  • Is public water available, or will a well be considered?
  • Is public sewer available, or will on-site wastewater review be needed?
  • Where are known utility lines or connection points?

Access and drainage observations

  • Existing driveway or culvert
  • Road surface and width
  • Low areas or visible water movement
  • Major grade changes
  • Trees, structures, fencing, or other obstacles near a possible home location

Use the checklist as a conversation starter

Property observations do not replace professional evaluation, surveys, engineering, utility confirmation, or governmental review. Mark uncertain items as questions and let the appropriate parties verify them.

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