Components of a Party Wall Agreement

A Party Wall Agreement, legally referred to as a Party Wall Award, is a formal document prepared by one or more Party Wall Surveyors when a neighbouring property owner does not consent to a Party Wall Notice. Its purpose is to resolve disputes and establish the...

Expertise in Party Wall Surveying

Our extensive experience allows us to navigate the process efficiently, helping clients minimise costs, avoid delays, and safeguard their property throughout the course of works. If you have received a Party Wall Notice, we ensure that your neighbour is fully...

Party Wall Surveyor Duties, Role and Remit

Pursuant to the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, a “surveyor” is defined as an individual who is not directly involved in the proposed building works. Property owners are therefore prohibited from acting on their own behalf in this capacity. However, they may appoint a...

Party Wall Access the Legal Rights

The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 grants building owners certain rights of access over a neighbour’s land — but these rights are not unlimited. Section 8 sets out two key conditions: The work must fall under the ActAccess is only permitted where the works are those...

Party Wall Building Owners

If you’re planning building works, it’s essential to check whether any part of your project falls under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Depending on the type of work, notice must be served either one or two months before starting. You should also factor in the time it...