Protect the project.
Keep matters clear.
Professional Party Wall support for building owners and adjoining owners, with clear notices, condition records and documented agreements.
A measured process for work affecting shared structures.
Party Wall matters are easier to manage when the proposed work, relevant owners and statutory steps are identified early. We help structure the process and document the condition and agreed protections clearly.
The service is tailored to the role being undertaken and the specific work affecting the party wall, boundary or neighbouring excavation zone.
Party Wall support from notice to agreement
Focused services for building owners, adjoining owners and project teams.
Party Wall Notices
Preparation and service of the relevant notice based on the proposed notifiable work.
Schedule of Condition
A photographic and written record of the adjoining property before relevant works begin.
Party Wall Award
Documented agreement setting out the work, safeguards and responsibilities.
Building Owner Support
Guidance and administration for owners planning work covered by the legislation.
Adjoining Owner Support
Professional review and representation for owners affected by neighbouring work.
Excavation & Boundary Advice
Initial review of foundations, excavation and work close to shared boundaries.
A documented process with clear responsibilities
Records and documents are organised around the specific appointment and agreed scope.
Notice documentation
The applicable notice information prepared for the identified work.
Condition schedule
Written observations supported by clear photographic evidence.
Award documentation
The agreed work and relevant protections recorded in one structured document.
Project communication
Clear correspondence with the relevant owners, surveyors and project contacts.
Four clear steps from enquiry to delivery
Review the work
Share drawings, addresses, ownership information and the proposed programme.
Identify the route
The relevant Party Wall provisions and appointment requirements are established.
Record & agree
Condition information and necessary safeguards are documented.
Issue documents
The completed notices, schedule or award are issued for the agreed appointment.
Party Wall, clearly explained
Straight answers about scope, information and project delivery.
When should Party Wall matters be considered?
They should be reviewed before relevant work begins and early enough to allow the required notice and agreement process.
Does planning permission replace Party Wall consent?
No. Planning and Party Wall matters are separate processes with different purposes.
What is a Schedule of Condition?
It is a written and photographic record of the adjoining property before the relevant construction work.
Can you act for either owner?
Appointments can relate to a building owner or an adjoining owner, subject to the circumstances and professional requirements.
Is every extension covered?
Not automatically. The proposed foundations, boundary position and work to existing shared structures must be reviewed.
Starting work near a shared wall or boundary?
Send the plans and property details so the correct Party Wall route can be identified.