FEASTERVILLE RESOURCE GUIDE
Home repair resources:
Feasterville.
Feasterville is a census-designated place in Lower Southampton Township, so permit questions go to Lower Southampton Township’s administration building on Desire Avenue, not to a separate Feasterville office.
A LITTLE LOCAL PREPARATION
Find the right information
for your property.
Two kinds of application
Lower Southampton says to use its UCC Permit Form for building, demolition, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing work, and its Zoning Permit Application for anything that uses space on the property, such as sheds, fences, and patios. A project like a new patio with an electrical run may need both.
How to submit
The township says permits can be dropped off at the administration building or emailed as PDFs. It also publishes a contractor registration application and a current fee schedule on the same page.
Check the zoning map first
The township’s zoning page links an interactive zoning map that lets you look up a parcel by address. Use it to see the district rules before planning an addition, shed, or fence.
Lower Southampton Township resources
Feasterville permits are handled by Lower Southampton Township. Its permits page lists the forms and how to submit them.
- Lower Southampton Township: Permits and Forms ↗
UCC and zoning permit applications, and how to submit them.
- Lower Southampton Township: Zoning ↗
Zoning department duties and the interactive zoning map.
- Upper Southampton Township: Code, Building & Zoning ↗
For neighboring addresses that are actually in Upper Southampton.
Official links checked October 2026. Offices change their pages and rules, so confirm with the office before work begins.
ARTICLES
Guides for Feasterville homeowners
- Does a deck repair need a permit in Philadelphia or a Bucks County township?
A deck repair may need a permit depending on the scope and the municipality. How Philadelphia's EZ permit and zoning rules differ, and how to check in Bucks County.
- How can Bucks County homeowners find their water or sewer provider?
Start with your municipality, confirm water and sewer service separately, and establish repair responsibility before hiring a contractor.
- Who maintains the road beside a Bucks County driveway-apron repair?
How to tell whether PennDOT or your Bucks County township or borough maintains the road beside your driveway, and why the apron is a separate question.
- What documents should I keep after a home repair?
Keep the contract and change orders, invoices with proof of payment, dated photos, warranty papers, and any permit and inspection records in one folder.
- What photos help with a home repair estimate?
Which photos help with a home repair estimate: a safe overview, useful close-ups, and a short note so a provider can decide what needs an on-site look.
- Why do shingles curl or lose granules, and what should a roof inspection check?
Curled shingles and loose granules are reasons to inspect, not proof of a cause. Here is what a useful roof inspection should document and explain.
- Why are wood deck boards cupping or splitting?
Cupping and splitting usually start with uneven wetting and drying; note where the damage clusters, then decide between refinishing and replacement by the boards' condition.
- What should a Philadelphia homeowner do after receiving an L&I code violation notice?
Identify the notice type first, then track each deadline separately and use Philadelphia's CVN dispute or L&I appeal route that matches your notice.
Use the right local source
A Feasterville-Trevose mailing address does not guarantee the property is in Lower Southampton. Confirm the municipality on the tax bill or in the Bucks County municipal directory.
Where these location facts come from
- Wikipedia: Feasterville, Pennsylvania ↗ — Census-designated place in Lower Southampton Township.
Other local guides: Northeast Philadelphia · Bucks County · Bensalem · Bristol · Levittown · Huntingdon Valley · Montgomery County
KEEP EXPLORING
A useful question is a good place to start.
Read about what to notice, what to document, and what to ask before deciding on a repair.