Protecting Your Project & Your Peace of Mind
Get a clear idea of what to expect when it comes to Party Wall surveyor fees — with no hidden costs or complicated jargon — in under 20 seconds!
Expert Support from Start to Finish
If you’re planning building works that fall under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, it’s essential you follow the correct legal process — not just to stay compliant, but to avoid costly disputes or delays. Our comprehensive Party Wall service is designed to handle everything for you, from initial checks through to final agreements, with clear communication at every stage.
What’s Included in Our Service
Land Registry Ownership Search
Drafting & Serving Party Wall Notices
Review of Architectural Drawings & Structural Calculations
Building Regulations & Structural Compliance Review
Preparation of the Party Wall Award
Full Schedule of Condition for Adjoining Properties
Negotiation & Agreement of the Party Wall Award
Coordination of Notices & Responses
Why Work With Us?
Full Legal Compliance
Stay on the right side of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996
Dispute Prevention
Avoid neighbourly disputes with clear, professional communication
Complete Peace of Mind
We take care of the paperwork, the negotiations, and the process — so you don’t have to
Service Areas
Greater Manchester
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a Party Wall Notice, and when do I need one?
A Party Wall Notice is a legal requirement when you're planning building work that affects a shared wall or boundary. This includes loft conversions, extensions, or any excavation near neighbouring properties. It must be served to your neighbours in advance to avoid disputes and ensure compliance with the Party Wall etc. Act 1996.
2. What happens if I don't serve a Party Wall Notice?
Failing to serve notice can lead to legal disputes, project delays, or even forced work stoppage. It’s a legal obligation and ignoring it could end up being far more costly in the long run.
3. What is a Party Wall Award?
A Party Wall Award is a legally binding document prepared by surveyors when there’s a dispute or as a precautionary step. It sets out the work to be done, how and when it will be carried out, and protects the interests of both property owners.
4. How long does the party wall process take?
The process typically takes a few weeks from the time notice is served. However, if your neighbours consent quickly, it can be quicker. If there’s a dispute, appointing surveyors and preparing an award can take longer.