Party Wall Advice

Planning a loft conversion ? Most projects need a party wall agreement if the work affects a shared wall, chimney, or boundary. This guide explains when the Party Wall Act applies, how to serve notices, and what happens if your neighbour doesn’t consent.

A basement conversion almost always triggers party wall agreements. Excavation, underpinning, and structural changes can affect adjoining properties. This guide explains when the Party Wall Act applies, how notices work, and what to expect during the process.

Unsure if hiring a party wall surveyor is worth it? This guide explains when you need one, how they protect you from disputes, unexpected costs, and delays, and why professional advice is often cheaper than dealing with problems after work begins.

The Party Wall Act 1996 creates confusion for property owners. Learn the 7 most common misconceptions about party wall procedures, from excavation distance rules to notice requirements. Expert guidance on compliance and avoiding delays

Party fence walls are shared boundary structures between neighboring properties under the Party Wall Act 1996. Understanding your rights and duties is crucial when planning construction work or dealing with damage disputes.

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Party wall surveyor costs range £90-£450/hour with average projects around £1,050-£1,500. Building owners pay all fees including neighbour's surveyor. Costs double with separate surveyors or triple if third needed. London rates £1,000-£2,000. Key tip: agree on single surveyor.