A property valuation is essential if you are looking to purchase a new home or any property for that matter. A property valuation consists of multiple conditional and quality checks that determine the value of your home. Knowing your property’s worth will come in handy if you want to secure the best market price and […]
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All surveyors on our panel are required by their insurers to meet the minimum requirements of industry qualifications/experience in order to have their own professional indemnity (PI) cover. We offer them access to the relevant training and guidance for continuous professional development (CPD) in order to provide you with expertise.
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We have a panel of surveyors who operate throughout the country, ensuring that the surveyor you receive is local to you, all of whom specialise in building surveys, projects, party walls, valuations, etc.
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The first course of action is to send them a notice to comply with the Act, which we can send to them for free. If they do not comply with The Party Wall etc Act 1996, the manner in which they are conducting the work may be illegal. The next possible action is to try
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This will depend on whether the adjoining owners have consented or dissented to the works. If there is consent, there is normally a phrase within the notice stating that the building owner can start straight away. If there is dissent, then the building owner should wait for an award to be served and for the
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Virtually in every case, the person carrying out the works pays for the party wall surveyor(s) and any other associated costs; however, within the Act, costs are generally paid by whichever party is benefiting from the work. In 99% of works this is the party carrying out the works; however, in certain circumstances, such as
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One of the services that we offer is a schedule of condition. This will note down the condition of the property such as the size and location of cracks. We carry out a schedule of condition for party wall work to show the state of the property before work. We can then compare this to
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