Party Wall Solutions St Austell is able to offer direction that is both open and impartial to its clients. We are experienced Party Wall Surveyors who are able to assist you through every step of the Party Wall procedure.
Whether you plan to redevelop your land, extend your existing home, or convert your attic, it is possible that the construction activity you undertake will have an impact on the boundary of the property, as well as the boundaries of any neighbouring properties or other structures owned by third parties. Because of this, it is possible that compliance with the Party Wall etc. Act of 1996 will be required.
The Act protects both the property owner of the building that is planning the work and the property owner of the property that is adjacent to the building that is planning the work by regulating the manner in which certain building work is to be performed on or near the boundary of two or more properties.
In most cases, the Party Wall etc. Act of 1996 will be applicable in the following scenarios:
-Construction carried out on or in close proximity to an existing boundary.
-Carrying out a number of different building projects on an existing party wall or party structure that divides properties.
-Excavation to a predetermined depth and between predetermined distances from the foundations of neighbouring property.
Please Contact Party Wall Solutions St Austell for more information on how we can help.
Party Wall Solutions is able to offer first guidance that is not only simple and straightforward, but also totally free of charge. We are skilled Party Wall Surveyors who are able to guide you through the entirety of the Party Wall procedure and support you in every stage of it.
If you are planning construction or if you have received a Party Wall Notice, we ask that you please get in touch with us so that we may provide you with free advise that is unattached to any commitments.