Fix It Homestead
Building Better, Living Well

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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
- Homeowner Finds the Neighbor’s Well Sits 65 Feet From His Septic Field, Short of the County’s 100-Foot Rule — Then His Failing System Has Nowhere to Go

- Waterfront Homeowner Finds the Neighbor’s Shed Sitting a Half-Foot Onto Her New Canal Lot — Then the Neighbor Calls It Grandfathered and Won’t Move It

- Washington Landowner Moves a Power Pole on Their Own Raw Land Into Their Name — Then the Neighbor Vandalizes the Outlet and Sends an Attorney Letter Claiming to Own It

- Homeowner Puts Up Snow Stakes to Stop a Neighbor From Crossing the Line — Then Learns He Once Ripped Out the Survey Monuments in Front of a Witness and Said He Didn’t Care

- Homeowner Wakes to the Neighbor Installing a Septic Tank Twenty-Three Inches Above Grade Right at the Property Line — Then Realizes Gravity Will Send It Downhill Into Their Yard

- Homeowner Finds a New Neighbor Tore Out a Rose Bush and Trellised Clematis They’d Tended for Years — Then Learns the Backyard Fence Was Never on the Real Property Line Either

- South Carolina Buyer Finds the Deeded Easement to a New Parcel Never Actually Existed — Then Watches Title Insurance Sue Six Neighboring Landowners to Fix It

- Homeowner Wakes to Find the Neighbor Pruned Holes Into a Privacy Hedge of Mature Spruces — Then Discovers It Was to Open Up a View of His New Shed

- Homeowner’s Survey Confirms a Falling-Down Fence Sits Entirely on the Neighbor’s Property — Then the Neighbor Demands They Pay for It and Mocks Them for Being Poor

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.
