Specimen Party Wall Agreement For Conservatory
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In summary, a party wall agreement (properly known as a Party Wall Award) is usually required when you intend to excavate near to a neighbouring property, e.g. to lay the foundations for your conservatory or extension.
The agreement will contain full details on both households concerned, as well as the surveyors involved. You may notice a third surveyor listed on the agreement, this isn't a mistake. If a party wall agreement involves two surveyors, a third one is brought on board to manage any disputes, if they arise.
If in the construction of your conservatory you are planning to build against the Party Wall Fence, or will be excavating within three metres of the neighbouring property; you will need to give your neighbours official notice at least two months before the work commences.
A party wall agreement is then drawn up to show that your neighbours have agreed to the work. It should include details on how the building works will be carried out, including acceptable working hours, how the party wall will be accessed and any other necessary agreements relating to the work.
A party wall agreement is then drawn up to show that your neighbours have agreed to the work. It should include details on how the building works will be carried out, including acceptable working hours, how the party wall will be accessed and any other necessary agreements relating to the work.