This one has come up twice this week in regards to two different local authorities and as such, we thought it was time to give its own dedicated blog post so in future we can direct you here for your answers and you can find them on google. To be here in the first place…
Home Heroes Limited has launched a new space to discuss everything Party Wall Related with the launch of Party Wall Forum About the Act The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 can be a complexed process and for homeowners when contacting a party wall surveyor they are usually already confused and worried about the impact on…
Scaremongering and the Party Wall Act. I’ve taken quite a few calls this week from worried building owners that have been approached by there neighbours the “adjoining owner” to discuss their obligations under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. In most cases, this is after planning has been approved for development be that a new…
Amir-Siddique-v-Kowaliw & Agreed Party Wall Surveyor It is a staple of the Party Wall Act that the person instigating the work (The Building Owner) shall pay for all the cost involved in meeting the requirement of the act. This is one of those things that Building Owners don’t like as they have no choice over…
Any mistakes made during the construction process can quickly become expensive – both in terms of time and money – to correct. That’s why they say you should always “measure twice, cut once”. The same principle can be applied to every aspect of construction, including the planning process. This is why more people are choosing…
It should be noted that a Schedule of Condition is not a requirement of Party Wall etc. Act 1996, and either the adjoining owner or the building owner can refuse to have one. This article is a republished article from our dedicated Party Wall site reposted for the benefit of our readers That Being Said A schedule…
This is probably the most asked question we get from adjoining owners and the opposite from Building owners i.e do I have to pay their fees? Who Pays the party wall surveyor’s fees? In all most all cases it will be the building owner who is seeking a Party Wall award that will be expected…
Party Wall Surveyor in Faversham? We have spent a lot of time in the last few weeks working on the website and publishing articles about some of the areas we visit and some of the services we offer in this area and today’s post is no exception it’s about Faversham, Kent where we offer a…
TOP 3 Surveyors in Canterbury We today received notification that we had been awarded by 3 best rated Top 3 surveyors in Canterbury which is verifiable here: https://threebestrated.co.uk/surveyors-in-canterbury The Notification States: “Congratulations! You are now listed as one of the Top 3 Surveyors in Canterbury. We would like to Thank You for providing consistent high-quality…
We were carrying out an RICS HomeBuyer Report Whitstable today and it all went without a hitch and it made me realise how lucky we are to live in the area that we do, we have so many different archetypes and styles of property. This includes a rich diverse range of listed and pre-1919 property…
Thank you for your interest in Home Heroes Limited to undertake your Residential survey, Listed Building Survey and Party Wall Matters.
We are extremely busy at the moment and are receiving well over 20 enquiries a day, we are endeavouring to answer all of them but for a small single-person practice this is proving impossible.
We appreciate all the recommendations we have received and will endeavour to continue to book work in, email is best as it means we can reply late in the evening and early morning, we are also referring you to other surveyors with no introduction fees or commission where possible, and they are able to undertake new instructions, this is only possible if you email in.
Voicemails will be returned as soon as possible, but given the limited number of working day hours email is the only way we can guarantee a response at the moment.
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