Expert Natural Gas Pipeline Services

A gas pipeline transports natural gas from production areas, processing facilities, or storage locations to distribution systems, industrial users, power plants, or other delivery points. Before a pipeline can be built, developers often need verified land rights, right-of-way agreements, easements, title research, curative work, and project coordination to reduce legal, ownership, and scheduling risks.

MAJR Resources supports natural gas pipeline projects with right-of-way and pipeline easement procurement, title research, runsheet preparation, curative document drafting, due diligence, and project organization. The goal is to help energy and infrastructure teams identify ownership, clear land obstacles, coordinate stakeholders, and keep documentation moving from early evaluation through execution.

A pipeline easement or right-of-way agreement gives a project developer defined rights to access, construct, operate, and maintain pipeline infrastructure across a property. MAJR Resources helps negotiate and procure these agreements while maintaining professional landowner relationships, protecting the client’s reputation, and ensuring the necessary land rights are documented clearly.

Title research confirms who owns the surface, minerals, leasehold interests, and other rights that may affect a pipeline route. It also identifies liens, encumbrances, easements, restrictive covenants, and title gaps. Completing this work before construction helps prevent delays, disputed agreements, missed owners, and costly curative issues later in the project.

Yes. MAJR Resources provides investigative services for complex ownership situations, including heirship research, locating successors, and resolving unclear chains of succession. This is especially important when landowners are deceased, estates are unresolved, or records do not clearly identify the legally authorized parties needed for easements or agreements.

Timing depends on project size, county record complexity, ownership structure, and the number of tracts involved. A high-level review may be completed quickly, while multi-tract or multi-regional projects require deeper research, runsheets, curative review, and stakeholder coordination. MAJR Resources organizes deliverables so legal, engineering, and operations teams receive timely information.

Yes. MAJR Resources was founded in Texas and serves clients across Texas and the broader United States. The company supports oil and gas, renewable energy, and infrastructure projects, including multi-regional acquisitions and development efforts that require consistent landman support, ownership verification, due diligence, and agreement procurement across multiple jurisdictions.

Helpful starting information includes the proposed route or project area, tract lists, county and state details, known landowners, prior title materials, engineering timelines, agreement templates, and any existing easements or leases. Providing these details early helps MAJR Resources scope title research, right-of-way needs, curative priorities, and project coordination requirements efficiently.