What is Party Wall Noticity™?
Party Wall Noticity is our Free Party Wall Notice Creator and is based around the ethos that creating a Party Wall Notice couldn’t of been done with more Simplicity… That really is Noticity!
We’ve designed Noticity so that building owners can create and serve simply worded, legally valid Party Wall Notices without the input of a Party Wall Surveyor.
Party Wall Notices aren’t always served by Party Wall Surveyors and from a legal standpoint, don’t need to be!
With this in mind, we understand that many building owners like to serve their own Party Wall Notices, as they not only benefit from cost savings, but in many cases are able to take a much more neighbourly approach to the Party Wall Notice’s service.
We can confirm that the Party Wall Notice you’ve received hasn’t been prepared or reviewed by our Party Wall Surveyors.
What are Your Party Wall Notice Response Options:
1. Consent to the Works
2. Dissent and appoint a Party Wall Surveyor
3. Dissent and appoint an Agreed Party Wall Surveyor
Who Pays for the Party Wall Surveyor’s Costs?
Irrespective of your Party Wall Notice response, the building owner will be responsible for any costs, expense or fees associated with the Party Wall Surveying Procedures and the administration of the Party Wall Act 1996.
Your Party Wall Notice Response
If you’d like to respond to the Party Wall Notice electronically, it’s as simple as entering the information below.
Once received, we will be sure to update and inform the building owner of your response.
Want to Speak with a Party Wall Surveyor?
Please feel free to contact our experienced team of Party Wall Surveyors, we will be more than happy to discuss the Party Wall etc Act 1996’s procedures, the proposed construction works as well as any other concerns or queries you may have.
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