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Commercial alterations can become a major issue when a lease ends. A tenant may have obtained permission to carry out works, but that does not necessarily mean the...
If your neighbour is planning an extension, loft conversion, basement or other substantial works, you may receive a Party Wall Notice. It is easy to dismiss the notice...
Discovering that your neighbour has started building work without receiving a Party Wall Notice can be frustrating. However, the appropriate response depends on the...
At the end of a commercial lease, attention often turns to dilapidations. But one of the most important pieces of evidence may be a document prepared years earlier: the...
Not all property surveys have the same purpose or level of inspection. A mortgage valuation, home survey, building survey and specialist defect inspection can produce...
Property disputes can quickly become complicated when each party has a different explanation for what caused the damage. A specialist defect assessment can help...
A Schedule of Condition can look like an unnecessary expense when a commercial property is being leased. After all, why spend money documenting defects that are already...
An asking price is not the same thing as a professional valuation. Estate agents, buyers, lenders and surveyors can all have different reasons for placing a figure on a...
Cracks are one of the most common causes of concern for homeowners. The immediate assumption is often subsidence, but cracking can arise for many different reasons....