Landowner Information
What to expect from Woodway
Working With Woodway
We strive for transparent communication and minimal ground disturbance on the properties of landowners we work with.
If a Woodway pipeline is crossing your land, here's what you can expect:
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First Contact
Woodway will reach out to you to discuss the proposed route.
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Survey & Agreement
We obtain permission to survey the route, discuss terms, and reach a written right-of-way agreement before work begins.
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Construction
Our crews work within the agreed right-of-way on a schedule shared with you in advance.
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Restoration
We restore the land per our agreement.
Call 811 Before You Dig
Before beginning any excavation project, contact 811 so underground utilities can be located and marked. Safe digging protects people, property and critical infrastructure.
Questions About Your Property
Whether you've been contacted about a proposed route or have a question about an existing one, reach out directly.
FAQs
A Woodway representative will walk the proposed route with you, answer your questions, and explain the survey and agreement process.
Yes. An easement grants defined pipeline rights across a strip of the property. You keep ownership of the land.
Permanent and temporary widths vary by location and construction method. The representative will show the proposed widths on a map or plat for your property.
Woodway uses a minimal-disturbance approach and restores the property.
In most cases, ordinary agricultural and recreational use can continue on the easement after restoration, subject to the agreement. Ask your representative about any use restrictions that would apply to your tract.
It depends on the length of the crossing and site conditions. For a timeline on your tract, contact the Woodway representative who reached you, or email [email protected].
Yes. Woodway will coordinate access and timing with you before work begins on your property.
Recorded easements are on file with the county clerk where the property is located. For a copy from Woodway, email [email protected] with the property address, county, and your name as it appears on the deed. We will match the tract and send the recorded instrument or tell you where it is filed.
Call 888-394-5965 or email [email protected].
If you hear a hissing sound or see bubbles coming up from the ground, stay clear of the area and call 911. Then call 888-394-5965 immediately. For digging or excavation on or near the easement, call 811 before you dig.