Fix It Homestead
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About Us
Here to help anyone looking to make their house feel like home.
We focus on the everyday projects—big or small—that keep life running smoothly.
Latest
- Florida Grandmother’s Fence, Lanai, and Pool Get Claimed by a New Survey From the Neighboring Lot’s Heir — Then His Title Rep Shows Up and Threatens to Bulldoze Part of Her Property

- Indiana Homeowner’s Survey Confirms a Ratty Fence Sits Entirely on Her Land — Then Security Cameras Catch the Neighbor’s Son Hurling Her Leaf Bag Back Into Her Own Yard

- Pennsylvania Lakefront Owner Heads to Court Over a Neighbor’s Dock Crossing the Three-Hundred-Foot Waterfront Line — Then the Permit Office Says Enforcing Property Lines “Is Not My Job”

- Rural Homeowner Calls the Neighbor Each Time His Cow Breaks Onto Her Three Acres — Then His “Fixed” Fence Fails Again and Again While the Cow Destroys Her Chicken Feed

- Homeowner Offers a Simple Permission Letter After a Survey Shows the Neighbor’s Driveway and Basketball Court on Their Land — Then He Refuses to Sign and Hires a Lawyer to Demand the Deed Instead

- Texas Landowner Learns the Neighbor’s Fence and Well Connection Sit on His Land — Then the Neighbor Asks Him to Sign Away Access So He Can Sell His Own Lot

- Family Has Mowed and Fenced a Fifteen-by-Two-Hundred-Foot Strip of Their Yard for Thirty Years — Then the Neighbor’s Family Demands $7,000 to $8,000 or Threatens to Sell It to a Stranger

- New Homeowner Notices the Neighborhood Creek Has Gone Stagnant — Then Learns a Neighbor Built an Illegal Dam and Refuses to Take It Down

- Michigan Landowner Wants to Move an Easement That Cuts Through the Backyard Over Their Septic Line — Then the Neighbor Says They’ll Only Agree If They’re Given Ten of the Twenty Acres

Our Team

Joshua Clark
Joshua never shies away from rolling up his sleeves and getting to work. Growing up working with his hands, Joshua learned the value of hard work, and now he’s sharing what he’s learned.

Abigail Clark
Abbie has always believed that a little effort and a lot of love can make any house feel like home. Here, she’s sharing her best advice so that you can skip the mistakes she’s had to learn from.
