Found 3 blog entries tagged as Dock Permitting.




The Coastal Homesite Guide

Before You Build: Wetlands, Soil Testing, Elevations & Coastal Due Diligence

What buyers and sellers should understand before purchasing a homesite on Ono Island, in Orange Beach or elsewhere along the Alabama Gulf Coast.

By Meredith  |  Gulf Coast Real Estate Advisor & Ono Island Homeowner

Purchasing vacant land along the Alabama Gulf Coast can be an extraordinary opportunity—but a beautiful homesite is not automatically a buildable homesite.

Buying Coastal Homesite Vacant Land

On Ono Island, in Orange Beach and throughout coastal Baldwin County, some of the most important parts of a property are the ones we cannot see from the road. Wetlands, soft soils, undocumented fill, high groundwater, flood-elevation…

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Dock Permitting in Orange Beach, Ono Island & Gulf Shores

Dock Permitting Gulf Coast Ono Island Orange Beach Gulf Shores

There are few things more beautiful to me than a waterfront home that lives the way it should. A dock at the end of the lawn. A boat lift ready for an early run. A quiet cup of coffee before the marina wakes up. The possibility of a Viking, Hatteras, Freeman, Caymas, Invincible, Yellowfin, or Contender sitting behind the house like it belongs there.

But on the Gulf Coast, a dock is never just a dock. It is access. It is lifestyle. It is value. And it is also something buyers should understand before they purchase waterfront property in Orange Beach, Ono Island, Gulf Shores, or anywhere along our back bays, canals, bayous, and coastal waterways.

“A beautiful waterfront home…

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Coastal Property Intelligence

WETLAND DELINEATIONS ON THE GULF COAST

Wetland Delineations on the Gulf Coast

There is something deeply romantic about land on the Alabama Gulf Coast. The hush of the marsh at sunset. The way spartina grass bends in a bay breeze. A canal lot where you can almost picture the boat lift, the porch lights, and a Viking, Hatteras, Freeman, Caymas, Invincible, Yellowfin, or Contender waiting at the dock.

But before a buyer dreams too far ahead, I always like to pause and ask one important question: Do we know what the land is telling us?

“The prettiest coastal properties deserve the most thoughtful questions.”

What Is a Wetland Delineation?

A wetland delineation is a professional evaluation that identifies where wetlands begin…

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