Party Wall Notice

£30/Notice

• Prepare and serve a professional and bespoke notice(s) to your neighbour(s) by 1st Class Post. Unless you choose to hand deliver.

• Perform a Land Registry search to verify your neighbour(s) identity and address and write to letting agents when required.

• *Annotate your designer’s drawings to ensure the notice is valid and for clarity. (* The Party Wall Act only requires the Notice of Excavation to be accompanied by an explanatory drawing)

• Provide explanatory notes where required

• Provide Form of Consent

• Provide a follow-up “Ten Day Notices” if required

Schedule of Condition

£400 – Comprehensive Schedule of condition.

• Photos are taken at the adjoining property (depending on the size and condition) with existing cracks measured and classified by width prior to works commencing.

• Perform a Land Registry search to verify your neighbour(s) identity and address

• Enter and inspect your neighbour’s property before building work commences

• Make notes of the condition and take photos during the inspection

• Provide you and your neighbour with copies of the Schedule of Condition and keep a copy on our file

Party Wall Award Inc. Schedule of Condition

£800 – Building owner’s surveyor
Preparing and serving a Party wall Award
with one Adjoining Owner** when appointed as the Building owner’s surveyor and includes one site visit for the performance of the schedule of condition.

£900 – Agreed Surveyor
Preparing and serving a Party wall Award
with one Adjoining Owner** when appointed as the Agreed surveyor.
Appointed by both the Building owner and the Adjoining owner and includes one site visit for the performance of the schedule of condition.

• Prepare and serve Party Wall Awards on the owners

• Enter and inspect your neighbour(s) properties before building work commences

• Make a Schedule of Condition during the inspection

• Provide copies of Party Wall Notice, Consent Form and any drawings

• Control working times and execution of notifiable works

• Set out provisions for dealing with damage without the need for Civil claim when required

• Control all rights of access**This assumes all parts of the Adjoining Owner’s Property can be accessed and inspected in a single visit for the initial survey

**This assumes all parts of the Adjoining Owner’s Property can be accessed and inspected in a single visit for the initial survey