Extension and alteration projects in Dulwich frequently require party wall compliance, particularly where detached and semi-detached villas share boundaries. We manage party wall matters for both building owners and adjoining owners across the area.
Our surveyors understand the construction of Dulwich's period housing stock and the particular sensitivities of working within the Dulwich Estate area, where property values and neighbourly relationships are important considerations.
Preparation and service of notices under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 for extensions, basements and structural alterations to period properties.
Comprehensive photographic records of neighbouring properties before works commence, protecting both parties from future disputes.
Drafting of agreed awards setting out permitted works, access arrangements, working hours and protection measures.
Expert advice on boundary positions and party wall status where ownership is unclear or disputed between neighbouring properties.
Yes, any works affecting a shared party wall, party fence wall or involving excavation near the neighbouring property will require party wall notices.
Party wall compliance is separate from Dulwich Estate consent. You may need both, and we can advise on the party wall requirements alongside your estate obligations.
Yes, we act for adjoining owners across Dulwich, ensuring their property is properly protected during neighbouring building works. The building owner covers reasonable fees.
With neighbour consent, 1-2 weeks. If surveyors are appointed, allow 4-8 weeks depending on the complexity of the proposed works.