Our Property Articles
Boundary Determinations, Disputes & Issues
In today’s Property Surveying blog post topic we are going to be discussing boundary determinations and boundary surveying. Boundary determinations and boundary surveying disputes are one of the most typical services that we offer here at Stokemont. Generally...
Party Wall Procedure Guide
Welcome to another addition of the Stokemont blog posts! Today we are going to be taking a comprehensive look at Party Wall Surveying procedures. If you’re a building owner and are planning on commencing construction works to your property, it is important to...
Party Wall Notice Mistakes
In this weeks property surveying blog post topic we are going to be looking at Party Wall Surveying procedures and in particular the mistake that a building owner can make once they have served both the initial, or first Party Wall Notice and the follow on Section...
RICS HomeBuyer Report Vs Full Building Survey
In today’s Property Surveying blog post topic we are going to be discussing building surveying and in particular pre-purchase surveys. If you are purchasing a property and would like to have a full understanding of the condition and defects of that property in...
Property Damp Strikes Again! (Part 2)
In this week’s two part property surveying blog post, we are going to be looking at damp, the cause of it and how to quickly spot it before it ruins your property appearance, value, performance and even possibly you or your family’s health. This is the second part of...
Property Damp Strikes Again! (Part 1)
In this week’s two part property surveying blog post, we are going to be looking at damp, the cause of it and how to quickly spot it before it ruins your property appearance, value, performance and even possibly you or your family’s health. There are four main common...
Licence to Alter, a Guide and Overview
Are you planning on undertaking works to your leasehold property? Do you have an understanding of the Licence for Alterations procedures, and potentially your limitations? I f the answer to these questions is yes, then at the first instance here at Stokemont we would...
Can You Sack a Party Wall Surveyor?
In this week’s Party Wall Surveying blogpost topic, we are going to be discussing Party Wall Surveyors, and in particular if they can be sacked, fired, or removed from a Party Wall Surveying job. Oddly enough, a Party Wall Surveyor cannot be fired, or sacked, from a...
Rear Extension Considerations
In this week’s property surveying blog post, we are going to be discussing the type of considerations that a building owner should consider when undertaking a proposed rear extension, built up to, or astride the boundary line. These days, the majority of architects...
Licence to Alter
In this week’s Property Surveying blog post topic our surveyors are going to be discussing licence to alteration procedures that apply to almost all leasehold properties within England and Wales. Making alterations, changes, or improvements to your property and demise...
Rubber Flooring, Adding a spring to your step!
In this week’s property surveying blog post topic, we are going to look at sustainable floor finishes and in particular rubber flooring. In our experience, the changing of floor coverings is one of the most common type of licence to alter work that we see hear at...
Party Wall Surveying Drawings
In this weeks Party Wall Surveying blog post, we are going to be discussing party wall drawings, and the applicable drawings you will require if you are planning on undertaking excavation works. If you are planning on undertaking works that fall within the remit of...