Midstream operators, including companies operating lines such as the DCP Southern Hills pipeline, are pursuing new pipeline easements and active condemnation litigation across Logan County and statewide. National ROW fights to maximize every dollar you're owed.
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Midstream pipeline operators — including companies operating lines such as the DCP Southern Hills pipeline — continue to pursue new easements and expansions across Oklahoma. Logan County has seen particularly active condemnation litigation, with recurring severance-damage cases as pipeline companies acquire easements across working farms and ranches statewide.
| Project | Pipeline Easements (e.g., DCP Southern Hills Line) |
| Total Length | Varies by pipeline |
| Counties | Logan County & statewide |
| Lead Operators | Midstream Pipeline Companies |
| Type | Pipeline Easement — Active Condemnation Litigation |
| Status | Recurring Severance-Damage Cases Statewide |
The agency's appraisers work for the agency — not for you. Their initial offer routinely omits significant categories of compensation you may be entitled to under Oklahoma law.
Land values across Logan County and other affected areas can vary widely. A pipeline operator's standard easement rate may not reflect your property's actual market value.
A pipeline easement can limit future development, drilling, or building options across the affected strip of your land — value that should be part of your compensation.
Pipeline construction can leave the remainder of your property harder to use, farm, or develop — a severance damage that is separate from the easement payment itself.
Farms and ranches crossed by a pipeline easement may see crop, grazing, or irrigation disruption during and after construction that the operator's offer may discount or ignore.
Construction access roads, staging areas, and equipment traffic can damage fields, fences, and drainage that must be independently quantified and compensated.
Fences, irrigation systems, wells, and other improvements affected by pipeline construction must be accurately replaced or compensated at full replacement cost.
We work on contingency. You pay nothing unless we improve your offer.
Tell us about your property and the pipeline easement offer. We review every line item at no charge.
We bring in qualified appraisers who understand Oklahoma agricultural land values and pipeline easement impacts.
We present a documented case to the pipeline operator for maximum compensation across all damage categories.
Our fee is a percentage of the increase we secure. No improvement, no fee — zero risk to you.
National ROW is a right-of-way consulting firm. We represent landowners only — never the pipeline company. We handle residential, agricultural, and commercial easement cases across Logan County and statewide.
Not exactly. Several midstream pipeline companies, including operators of lines like the DCP Southern Hills pipeline, are actively acquiring new easements and pursuing condemnation cases across Oklahoma, particularly in Logan County. Pipeline companies typically hold condemnation authority as regulated common carriers under Oklahoma law, and you have the right to negotiate and contest the offered compensation.
Not necessarily. Initial easement offers are often a starting point, not a final number. An independent appraisal and negotiation can uncover compensation categories the first offer left out.
Development potential is a legitimate and compensable element of land value. the pipeline operator's appraisal may use raw land comparables that don't reflect your property's highest and best use. An independent appraisal can make this case.
No. National ROW is a right-of-way consulting firm, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. We help landowners understand their options, quantify damages, and negotiate with the pipeline operator.
Yes. Logan County and other parts of the state continue to see active condemnation litigation and new easement requests from midstream operators. If you own land that has been contacted about a pipeline easement, call us immediately for a free review.
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Tell us about your property. A National ROW consultant will contact you within one business day.
Your case is in review. One of our consultants will look at everything you shared and reach out — usually the same business day.
In the meantime, don't sign anything and don't feel pressured to respond to their representatives.