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If you’re undertaking construction works in England or Wales, you may need to consider if they fall under the remit of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996.

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The party wall act is totally separate to planning or building control regulations and requires that those undertaking certain works (the ‘building owner’), notify their neighbour (the ‘adjoining owner’) before they start. This is done by sending a written ‘party wall notice’.

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We've set out a quick guide to the party wall process, which gives a brief overview of the process.

  • Party Wall Matters
    Explore how our expert team of RICS surveyors can guide you through the party wall process – whether you have received or need to serve a party wall notice. Learn More Here
  • Access Licences
    Understand your rights and obligations when seeking access for construction work - whether through negotiation, the Party Wall Act, or the Access to Neighbouring Land Act. Learn More Here
  • Schedules Of Condition
    Gain peace of mind with our range of condition schedules, using the latest technology for unmatched accuracy and reliability. Learn More Here
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