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Invalid Party Wall Notice Guidance

If you’re a building owner, serving a Party Wall Notice can feel like just ticking a box. But here’s the reality: an invalid Party Wall Notice is as good as not serving one at all – and that can seriously delay your project. So, what makes a notice invalid? First,...

Is My Neighbour Allowed Party Wall Access Onto My Land?

If you’ve just discovered that your neighbour’s contractor wants to come onto your land as part of the planned party wall works, your first instinct might be: “Hang on… can they actually do that?” Under the wording of the Party Wall etcetera Act 1996, in short, yes,...

Party Wall Agreement vs Party Wall Award Full Factsheet

If you’re planning building works, you might be wondering: “Can my neighbour and I just agree something between ourselves instead of going through surveyors and a Party Wall Award?” Let’s clear this up. Under the Party Wall etcetera Act 1996, a Party Wall Award is a...

DIY Party Wall Notices Our Full Factsheet

So, you’ve found out you need a Party Wall Notice and you’re wondering, “Can I just serve it myself?” Short answer: yes, you can. The Party Wall etcetera Act 1996 allows a building owner to serve their own notice. But before you hit print and pop it through the...

Party Wall Facts Party Wall Fee Responsibility

If you’re wondering who actually pays the Party Wall Surveyor fees, you’re not alone – it’s one of the most common questions we get. Here’s the simple answer. Under the Party Wall etcetera Act 1996, the rule is this: The building owner, who is the person doing the...