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Birch trees on a green hillside under a clear sky, with a transmission tower on the ridge.

We’ve unlocked outbound targeting
for eminent domain firms.

Landowners included.
Campaign tools and methods, ready to use.

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  1. 01 Choose a projectLandowners included
  2. 02 Run a campaignTools and methods ready
  3. 03 Increase representationNew client conversations

Stop waiting for the phone to ring.

The condemnor starts with every landowner on the route. Most firms start with whoever calls. Allodial puts the same list in your hands, with a way to write to every owner first.

Outreach like this hasn’t existed in eminent domain because the records sit in dockets, county parcel maps and tax rolls. We join them for you.

  1. A letter to each ownerMail
  2. Every recorded ownerOwners
  3. Every parcel it crossesParcels
  4. The routeFiled or surveyed line
The condemnor’s stack: the route, every parcel it crosses, every recorded owner and a letter to each owner, all filled in.
The condemnor Knows every parcel and owner from the first route map.
Most firms’ stack: empty layers, with one owner known because they called. One caller
Most firms Meet one landowner, after the offer, when the phone rings.
Your firm with Allodial: the same filled stack as the condemnor, with a letter ready for every owner.
Your firm, with Allodial Knows every owner on the route and can write to all of them.

A project. Its owners.
A way to reach them.

Each project arrives with its route, the land it crosses and every recorded owner, ready for a campaign your firm runs.

Eiger Express

Easement negotiation

Natural gas pipeline, Waha to Katy

Miles
450
Counties
19
Parcels
2,607
Owners
1,660
Mail-ready
98%
Aerial view of the Eiger Express route crossing parcels in Tom Green County, Texas, with parcel boundaries outlined.

Tom Green County stretch · Route: Texas Railroad Commission · Imagery: Esri, Maxar

Landowner campaign

Done Not yet
  1. Caliche Draw Ranch LLC4 parcels · Tom Green Represented
  2. Holloway Family Trust2 parcels · Irion Consult booked
  3. Dry Fork Cattle Co.6 parcels · Tom Green Reads every update
  4. R. and M. Salazar1 parcel · Concho Visited the project page
  5. Concho Valley Partners3 parcels · Concho Follow-up sent
  6. Estate of J. Whitlock1 parcel · Tom Green First letter sent
  7. Mesa Roja Land LP5 parcels · Irion In the next wave
Example campaign. Owner names and progress are illustrative. Project, map and counts: Eiger Express land model, September 2026

A name is only the start.

The details behind each row help your firm decide how to start the conversation. Here is one real record from Eiger Express.

Tweedy Ranch LLCOwner · 24 parcels
  • Mailing addressPO Box 146, Knickerbocker, TX 76939 On file
  • Recorded inIrion + Tom Green rolls Same address
  • EmailNot found Gap
Next step: letter by mail

Contact you can put to work

Mailing addresses and available email, with the gaps shown.

Aerial view of Tweedy Ranch parcels outlined in gold where the route crosses them.
Tweedy Ranch · Eiger Express crossing
24parcels
3,197acres
5.0 miroute across the ranch
610 acwithin 500 ft of the line

The property behind the person

Parcel references, acreage and the relationship to the route stay connected.

Sources3 of 4 traced
  • Owner + mailingCounty appraisal rolls, 2025
  • Parcel shapesTxDOT statewide parcel layer
  • RouteTexas Railroad Commission
  • Who signs for the companyNot yet confirmedOpen

Sources, with the gaps intact

See where a detail came from and what still needs another look.

Eiger Express land model, read September 2026. Acreage is mapped parcel area, not the proposed taking. Contact coverage varies by project.

The tools to reach them.

Mail that could only be for their land, a page they can check and updates that keep them close. Every piece carries your firm’s name.

01 / 03

Personalized mail

A letter that could only be for their land. The crossing mapped on their parcel, the acres at stake and a note from your attorney, printed, marked as advertising and mailed in waves.

Sample letter from a fictional firm, Calder & Voss, to Walter and June Kessler: “A pipeline is planned. Don’t take a lowball offer for your land.”, with their parcel and the Eiger Express route drawn on it. The matching envelope, marked as advertising, with a photo of the property.
A firm’s project page: “A pipeline is planned. Stay ahead of what reaches your land.”, with a Check if I’m impacted button and an aerial route map.
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A page for their project

Your firm’s page for the project, where owners check whether the route crosses their land and ask to talk.

A second update: How easement offers are valued, a plain-language guide.
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Updates that keep them close

Project news in plain language, from your attorney, so the first real conversation is already familiar.

Sample pieces shown for a fictional firm.

Sample letter from a fictional firm, Calder & Voss, to Walter and June Kessler.
Map of the continental United States with every placed project drawn along its route; gold routes are projects negotiating easements or with an approved route.

Which project is next
for your firm?

Name a project and we’ll confirm its stage, count its landowners and agree the scope before any work begins.

298projects open now, across 33 states

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Projects negotiating easements or with an approved route

Routes: Allodial · Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics · Terrain: AWS Terrain Tiles