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Your Guide to Japanese Knotweed
There are many different types of plant that you should probably think about when it comes to looking after your garden or property. Japanese knotweed has just one of those issues that you will probably have to deal with on a regular basis. So, with that being said,...
Party Wall Weathering
In this week’s property surveying blog post, we are going to be discussing party wall surveying and in particular, party wall weathering that needs to be installed to the party wall, in the event that the building owner exposes it through the course of undertaking...
Party Wall Garden Access
In this week’s property surveying blog post topic, we are going to be discussing party wall access, and in particular, party wall garden access. Under the Party Wall Etc Act 1996, a building owner has the legal right of access onto an adjoining owner’s land, for the...
What is a Third Surveyor?
In this week’s party wall surveying blog post, we are going to be discussing third surveyors and when they are applicable in the Party Wall Surveying procedures. A third surveyor is selected for any party wall surveying scenario where there are two respective...
Post Work Schedule of Condition Reports
In this week’s party wall surveying property blog post topic, we are going to be discussing party wall surveying procedures. This blog post is going to focus on whether it is reasonable for an adjoining owner’s party wall surveyor to undertake a post-work Schedule of...
Are Party Wall Surveyors Qualified?
In this weeks property surveying blog post, we are going to be discussing party wall surveyors, and whether they require any formal qualification. Oddly, from a legal perspective, a party wall surveyor does not require any form of formal qualification. Yes, you heard...
Party Wall Notice Service by Hand
In this week’s Property Surveying podcast, we are going to be discussing Party Wall Notice service and some helpful tips to try and generate the most positive adjoining owner notice response as possible. If you’re planning on undertaking construction works that fall...
Party Wall Neighbourly Considerations
If you’re planning or undertaking construction works to your property and are in the process of considering how to approach the party wall procedures, we thought we would set out a few observations that we’ve picked up over the years that have always helped a building...
How to Access to a Neighbour’s Land?
If your neighbour rejects your request for access to their land for repair and maintenance work that you need to do for preserving your property, do you then have no choice but to abandon your work? The answer is no. This is when a property disputes lawyer can...
What are Drilled Piles?
In today’s Property Blog post, we are going to be taking a focused look at Drilled Piles through a Party Wall Surveying perspective. Drilled Piles, also known as Bored Piles are formed through the process of drilling out the soil and earth using a specialist pilling...
Party Wall Foundations
In this week’s party wall surveying blogpost, we are going to be discussing party wall foundations and in particular, hit and miss sectional bays. Hit and miss sectional bays are a form of construction whereby the contractor will dig the proposed foundations in a...
Loft Insulation, Savings and Costs
In this blog we shall run over the cost effectiveness of loft insulation, whilst answering a number of questions you may have in regard to this form of energy saving material. Where can I get purchase loft insulation? Loft insulation comes in a wide variety of highly...