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Your neighbor may serve you with a Party Wall Notice with regards to the upcoming construction work on the Party Wall. In this scenario, you have three options. You may ignore this notice. You may agree to this notice. You may even dissent/disagree to this notice...

As a leaseholder, if you want to make structural or material changes to your property then you will need to obtain a Licence to Alter (LTA), also known as a Licence for Alterations from your freeholder...

As a part of our Party Wall Assistance or advice service, we at Berry Lodge Surveyors regularly answer the Party Wall Questions from both building owners and adjoining owners. And we are happy to answer these questions free of charge. If you have a Party Wall question you would like answering…

In this blog post I will be discussing in what instances a Party Wall Agreement is required. Before discussing if a Party Wall Agreement is required, it is important to understand what a Party Wall Agreement is and the purpose of it. A Party Wall Agreement or sometimes referred to as a Party Wall Award is a legally binding document which can either be produced by one or more Surveyors depending on the complexity of a specific job…

The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 came into effect on July 1st, 1996 and this act is applicable throughout the England and Wales. So, the residents of the England and Wales have to follow this act before starting any type of renovation or construction work. Therefore, it is prudent to be informed regarding the common Party Wall act misconceptions if you want to avoid paying a hefty bill due to not following the correct procedures. Explore all of them here…