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Need a Party Wall Surveyor? Expert Help for Building and Adjoining Owners

Whether you’re serving a notice or responding to one, our RICS-qualified surveyors handle the entire process — so you’re legally protected and disputes get resolved fast.

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Do You Need a Party Wall Surveyor?

If any of these apply, the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 likely requires formal notice and a surveyor’s Award before work can legally proceed.

You’re the Building Owner

  • Building on or near a boundary line
  • Loft conversion or basement dig
  • Removing a chimney breast
  • Excavating near a neighbour’s foundations
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You’re the Adjoining Owner

  • You’ve received a Party Wall Notice
  • You’re worried about damage to your property
  • You want an independent Schedule of Condition
  • You need representation, not just a signature
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What We Handle For You

  • Serving legally valid notices
  • Schedule of Condition surveys
  • Drafting the Party Wall Award
  • Dispute resolution between surveyors
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How It Works

Straightforward, fixed-fee, and handled end-to-end.

01

Get a Quote

Fill in the form or call — fixed fee confirmed same day.

02

Site Survey

We inspect and record the existing condition of both properties.

03

Notice & Award

We draft the legal notice and Party Wall Award for all parties.

04

Work Proceeds

You’re legally protected and free to proceed with confidence.

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Common Questions

How long does the party wall process take?

Typically 4–8 weeks from notice to Award, depending on whether the adjoining owner consents or appoints their own surveyor.

In almost all cases, the Building Owner (the one doing the work) pays all reasonable surveyor fees for both sides.
If there’s no response within 14 days, a dispute is deemed to have arisen and surveyors are appointed to resolve it and issue an Award — work can still proceed legally.
You still need a Schedule of Condition to protect both parties if a dispute over damage arises later — even friendly neighbours benefit from this.