As a homeowner in New Jersey, you need to know the state’s laws on property encroachment. Encroachment occurs when a structure, such as a fence, extends beyond your property lines onto your neighbor’s land. This can lead to disputes and, in some cases, lawsuits. Knowing the basics of New Jersey law regarding encroachment, property lines … Read more
Whether you’re installing wood, vinyl, or chain link fences, you have to be aware of local regulations and in order to maintain good relations with your neighbors. The fact is, the exact location of the property line may be in dispute and if you don’t have an official property survey, it will be your word … Read more
Failing to adhere to the setback rules can result in violations, fines, and potentially having to remove or relocate the fence, so it is essential to review your town’s regulations before any fence installation (Sources: Freehold Township Code, Middletown Township Code). Here are 5 Monmouth County towns that require a minimum 10′ setback from the … Read more
When we consider installing a new fence, understanding the intricacies of local regulations becomes paramount. In New Jersey, where we operate, it’s not just about choosing a fence but also ensuring that we’re aligned with the state’s specific fence laws. This knowledge is crucial for us as homeowners wanting to ensure privacy and security or … Read more