As leading experts in party wall & neighbourly matters, we help developers comply with their statutory obligations, enabling schemes to proceed while safeguarding the interests of adjoining property owners. We do this by identifying and managing risks and issues early to prevent complications, delays or unexpected costs. Implementing innovative strategies to resolve disputed matters in advance of project deadlines, our clients can embark on schemes and realise their visions with assurance.
With over 40 years’ experience, we have exceptional knowledge of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, which allows us to act on behalf of building owners and adjoining owners across a range of large, complex commercial and smaller residential schemes. Considered experts in the field, our neighbourly matters partners regularly act as the Third Surveyor to make legally binding determinations where owners or their appointed surveyors are in dispute.
With our state-of-the-art specialist equipment and cross-departmental technical expertise, we are able to plot boundaries and provide evidence-based advice to clients early on factors that may become contentious or require consent from adjoining owners, in turn minimising avoidable risks.
Our specialist expertise and client focus make us leaders in our field, consistently delivering exceptional outcomes. Explore our party wall and neighbourly matters projects below.
The aim of The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 is to facilitate development whilst ensuring neighbours are protected against unnecessary inconvenience and risks. Our experienced surveyors ensure the aim of the legislation is fulfilled while minimising friction between the parties.
With solutions covering the full scope of party wall & neighbourly matters, the breadth and depth of our legal and technical knowledge is second to none.
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Ahead of the curve in party wall & neighbourly matters, legislation and precedent, our outstanding team takes a proactive and creative approach. Our senior partners are also frequently selected to act as Third Surveyors.