If you’re planning to undertake construction work in Gosport on a shared boundary with your neighbour, you might need a party wall agreement.
It’s a legal document that outlines the responsibilities and rights of both parties involved in the construction process.
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The party wall agreement protects both you and your neighbour’s interests and helps prevent disputes that could arise during the construction process.
In this article, we’ll discuss everything to do with party wall etc in detail and determine whether you need one.
The Party Wall Act 1996 is a legal framework that regulates building work on, or close to, shared property boundaries.
The act applies to work on party walls, fence walls, and excavations near neighbouring buildings.
It helps to protect the interests of both parties by setting out a clear procedure for notifying neighbours and resolving disputes.
The Party Wall Act applies to various construction activities, including:
In general, the act applies to any work that could affect the structural integrity of a shared wall or boundary.
The Party Wall Act provides several benefits to both parties involved in construction work.
Some of these benefits include:
In general, you need a party wall agreement if you’re planning to undertake construction work in Gosport on a shared boundary with your neighbour.
However, not all construction work requires a party wall agreement.
Here are some examples of when you need one:
The Party Wall Act is an essential piece of legislation that protects the interests of both parties during construction work.
It provides a clear and structured procedure for notifying neighbours and resolving disputes, reducing the risk of damage to neighbouring properties and avoiding disputes between property owners.
If you are planning construction work that may affect a shared boundary, it’s essential to know about the Party Wall Act and to seek professional advice.
Contact Faulkners Party Wall Surveyor Gosport for expert guidance on the Party Wall Act and all aspects of property surveying.
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