Party Wall Access Rights Facts the Simple Way

Section 8 of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 is the part of the legislation that deals with lawful access onto a neighbour’s land. It exists because some notifiable works cannot be carried out safely or properly without temporary entry onto adjoining land—for example to...

Keeping Party Wall Matter Simple, That’s Our Aim

Whether you are undertaking the works (Building Owner) or you have received a Party Wall Notice (Adjoining Owner), Simple Survey can assist. We support clients across London and the surrounding counties, providing clear, professional guidance under the Party Wall etc....

We take the expense out of Party Wall Disputes

If you’re planning building works—whether you’re in a house, a flat, or a mixed-use building—the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 may apply. The Act is most often triggered when works affect a shared wall or shared structure, a boundary line, or involve excavation close to a...

Putting the “Party” in Party Wall Surveyors

If you’re planning building works that may affect a shared wall, a boundary wall position, or foundations close to a neighbour’s property—or you’ve received a notice from next door—it’s worth understanding the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 early. The Act is not there to...

Your Local Hands On Party Wall Surveyors

If you are planning building works —whether you own a townhouse, a flat, a mixed-use building, or a commercial unit—you will often be working close to neighbouring structures. That is exactly the situation the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 was written for: to provide a...