Why Get a Party Wall Aggrement

Retrospective Notice Or Award?

We are periodically approached for suggestions on what can be done when a job has actually begun and no party wall award (or has actually already been completed) yet the structure owner (the party accomplishing the job) has not offered the proper party wall notice, or where notice has been offered however no award has been made.

The following jobs require an Agreement:

Excavation jobs – or underpinning – to or near the party wall (within 3-6m)
Any kind of work done on the common walls (neighbour’s property) between semi-detached and terraced houses.
Collaborate with common ‘event frameworks,’ such as floorings in between apartments.
Service the yard’s perimeter walls
Work on Fences

Erecting a new wall surface up to or far from the party wall
Including a damp evidence program to a party wall.
Constructing a second-story enhancement above a common wall surface.
Enhancing the density or elevation of party walls
Loft space conversions that demand taking apart a party wall

Hoping To Get A Party Wall Award?

Need Party Wall Agreements?

You may need party wall agreement or wall agreement or party fence wall when looking at doing work by a neighbor’s property.

Be it an additional wall, loft conversion and your property is detached or a shared wall where building work will happen or building a new extension or additional works – you must seek guidance.

NB. That file has been effective in aiding in the sale as well as acquisition of buildings, the launch of stage money payments two months, the simplification of claims for loss as well as damage, as well as the renovation of neighbourly connections. You should serve notice to adjoining owners if you are the building owner writing within 14 days.

Have you received a counter notice?

Contact us for our dispute resolution process today. Registered office around the UK. Looking to appoint a party wall act we are registered in England – contact us for our working hours. Need to serve a notice? Let us help you

You need consent in writing in order to go forward and avoid county court – your neighbour will have to give consent