Party Wall Advice for Owners of Properties in Willesden
If you’re thinking about extending your Willesden property, there may be party wall matters to consider. We can advise on the service of notices, preparing schedules of condition and acting as appointed surveyor if a dispute arises. We also regularly act for adjoining owners in Willesden, ensuring that their properties are adequately protected during the works.
Works falling within the scope of the Party Wall Act not only include those that directly affect a party wall, such as cutting in beams or removing chimney breasts, but also new walls constructed either up to or astride the boundary and adjacent excavation. Many owners are surprised to find out that excavating foundations on their own land, set back from the boundary, may fall within the scope of the Act if they are within 3.00m metres of a shared or adjoining structure.
Our team of specialist party wall surveys are on hand to guide you through the process.
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If you planning to undertake work falling within the scope of the Act or have received a party wall notice please call for some free advice or drop us an email.
MORE ABOUT OUR PARTY WALL SERVICES
Read more about party wall procedures including what works fall within the scope of the Act, the procedures to be followed and how our team of experienced surveyors can help the process run as smoothly as possible.
If you are planning to undertake works falling within the scope of the Act find out more about what we can do for you including preparing the notice(s), recording a schedule of condition or acting as the appointed surveyor.
If your neighbours are preparing to undertake works that may affect your property or if you've recently received a party wall notice find out more about the options and available and which best suits your circumstances.
Excavating a basement extension is one of the riskier types of work falling within the scope of the Act. Find out more about the special characteristics of this type of work and how they impact party wall procedures.
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If you require advice on any residential surveying matter please call us for some free advice or drop us an email.
About Willesden
Situated between Wembley to the west and Camden to the east, Willesden stands as a hub of diversity, culture and history.
Willesden Green and Dollis Hill stations serve the Jubilee line, while nearby Overground services at Brondesbury Park offer swift travel into central London making Willesden a practical base as much as a cultural one.
Just a short distance from the heart of Willesden, is Shri Swaminarayan Mandir—often known as the Neasden Temple— one of Europe’s largest Hindu temples made entirely from marble and limestone.
A more recent cultural landmark is the black Madonna statue in St Mary’s Church which that also draws many visitors.
The 86 acre Gladstone Park offers sports facilities, children’s play areas, a walled garden, a woodland walk and two cafes. On clear days the top of the hill offers views of the London skyline including Wembley Stadium, the London Eye and the Shard.
The novelist Zadie Smith, whose books, particularly White Teeth, root themselves in a fictional version of Willesden’s streets.
YOUR LOCAL PETER BARRY OFFICE
Churchill House,137-139 Brent Street,
Hendon,
London,
NW4 4DJ
Telephone: 020 8629 5942
Email: surveying@peterbarry.co.uk
Contact Us
If you require advice on any residential surveying matter please call us for some free advice or drop us an email.
WHY CHOOSE PETER BARRY
We have a team of surveyors specialising in party wall matters so you can be sure that your appointed surveyor is an expert in the field.
Our surveyors are members of the Royal Institution Chartered Surveyors (RICS) so you can rely on their honesty, integrity and professionalism.
Peter Barry Surveyors are Regulated by the RICS ensuring that you have a free to use method of redress should anything go wrong.
Our team have a duty to keep up to date with the latest party wall case law and this will be reflected in the advice that you receive.
The team are also members of party wall specific governing bodies the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors or the Pyramus & Thisbe Society.
Latest Blog Posts
This is part of our series on court judgements that significantly changed the way that surveyors administer the Act. The Background Mr Matthew Lawrence (the ‘building owner’), owner of a ...
The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 is a relatively thin document and provides limited guidance on the practicalities of how surveyors actually administer the Act. Party wall practice has therefore evolved ...
This is a follow up to a post I uploaded last week analysing the main concerns expressed by adjoining owners who have recently received a party wall notice and how far party wall surveyors can go in ...
