Waterproofing Your Home: How Lead Flashings and the Party Wall Act Intersect
Lead flashings are an essential but often overlooked feature of many homes. They play a critical role in protecting your property from...
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Building Near a Fence or Extension: What Homeowners Need to Know
If you're planning an extension and want to maximise your space, you might be wondering just how close you can build to your neighbour's...
Common Misconceptions About the Party Wall etc. Act 1996
When planning a home improvement project, understanding the legal requirements are crucial to avoid conflicts and ensure a smooth...
When and How Adjoining Owners Should Contact a Party Wall Surveyor and Seek Professional Guidance
The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 serves as a crucial framework for maintaining harmony between property owners when construction or...
Exploring the Pros and Cons of Agreed Surveyors versus Separate Surveyors in Party Wall Disputes
Party wall disputes can be complex, and one of the critical decisions made by homeowners at the start of a dispute is the appointment of...
Can a Neighbour Refuse a Party Wall Agreement?
When a Party Wall Notice is served on the Adjoining Owner, there are ultimately three ways in which they can respond; consent*, dissent,...
How long are Party Wall Notices Valid For?
Today, we will be looking in depth at the duration of validity of Party Wall Notices as stated in the Act. We will also cover other...
Do I Need a Surveyor for Party Wall Agreement?
Once a Building Owner identifies that their work is classified as notifiable under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, they are to start...
When to Serve a Party Wall Notice
The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 lays down explicit time periods for when Building Owners must serve notice on the Adjoining Owner before the...
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