Texas Easement and Maintenance Agreement

Allow a neighbor to have access over your land with this Ingress and Egress Easement and Maintenance Agreement for Texas land owners.

  • This form can be used to create an easement for a road to one party's house that runs across adjoining land belonging to a neighbor.
  • The landowner (the grantor) grants, sells and conveys to the other party (the grantee) a perpetual, free, continuous and uninterrupted easement to use the easement.
  • Neither party will erect any improvements that impair the flow of traffic over the easement.
  • The grantee is responsible for maintaining the easement in an all-weather road surface condition.
  • The easement is granted solely for the purpose of entering and leaving (ingress and egress), access and maintenance to and from the grantee's property.
  • Available in MS Word format.
  • Intended to be used only in the State of Texas.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 18-January-2025
SKU: 4341
$12.49
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