LATEST BLOG POSTS: Access to neighbouring land

Welcome to Peter Barry’s blog posts. You’ll find a range of topics focussing on issues that are important to our clients where we try to answer the questions that we regularly get asked.

What Goes in an Access Licence?

Tuesday, 31st July 2018 | by: Peter Barry

Licenses covering access over adjoining owners' properties, whether they be for a scaffold, hoarding or crane over sail will include a number of common clauses relating to the principle of access with further clauses specific to the purpose of the access. A typical Licence should contain clauses relating to the following: The duration of access - Access will always be for a fixed period and ...

Licenses covering access over adjoining owners' properties, whether they be for a scaffold, hoarding or crane over sail will ...

Read more >>

Access – The importance of an early approach

Sunday, 22nd July 2018 | by: Peter Barry

Where access requires the express consent of an adjoining owner, such as to erect scaffolding and a hoarding as part of a ...

Read more >>
Peter Barry Chartered Surveyors conducted level 3 survey on a house that we intended to acquire. The received report was comprehensive and clearly listed out all the necessary repairs. The total incurred fees were circa £2000 which included fee for giving estimated costs of the listed out necessary repairs. Definitely recommending this company.
Great report and were happy to talk through areas on the phone.
Very happy with service received dealing with PWA survey. Clear and responsive communication
Great service. Quick turnaround in a tight timescale and produced a highly detailed, comprehensive report. Would recommend.
Very patient and kind in helping to resolve my problem with builders unwilling to put right a fault with installation of solar panels under warranty.
Call Now Button