Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the happy-elementor-addons domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /data0/chelmsfordsurveyors.com/public_html/wimbledonsurveyorscom/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121
Latest Chartered Surveyors News and Advice - Wimbledon Surveyors

CONTACT

BLOGS

Our panel of surveyors provides a wide range of surveying services to people living in Wimbledon London and the Home Counties so that they can make well-informed choices about land and property. Your surveyors can undertake a Schedule of Condition for a detailed snapshot of the property condition in respect of party wall agreements. Wimbledon Surveyors can organise RICS valuers for lease agreements and property purchases. Expert chartered surveyors also deliver meticulous building surveys to safeguard your property interests. Surveying services cover residential, commercial, industrial and retail to deliver comprehensive property surveys.

OUR LATEST ARTICLE

party wall agreement surveyor

Party Wall Agreement Surveyor: Get the Help You Need in London

When undertaking construction works in London, understanding the role of a party wall agreement surveyor is important. A party wall is a shared boundary or structure between two properties, commonly found in terraced and semi-detached houses, but this is also relevant for detached properties with shared garden walls or boundary

READ MORE >>
partywalls

Partywalls: How the Party Wall Act 1996 Applies to You

Are you looking to begin a home improvement project but have to contend with the Party Wall Act 1996? You’re not alone. Understanding your rights and responsibilities when working near shared boundaries or partywalls in England and Wales can feel overwhelming. That’s where the Party Wall Act 1996 comes in

READ MORE >>
Party Wall Act 1996

Party Wall Act 1996: A Guide by a Party Wall Agreement Surveyor

Ever felt a sense of unease in respect of your neighbour’s construction plans near your shared wall? The party wall act 1996, an important piece of legislation in England and Wales, can alleviate such apprehension because it provides a structured framework to avert neighbour disputes. The process commences with the

READ MORE >>
boundary wall rules

UK Boundary Wall Rules Explained: boundary wall rules

Do you ever wonder if you are legally obliged to maintain that fence in your garden? In the UK, there is no legal obligation for homeowners to maintain boundary walls or fences. A small “T” on a property deed points to who owns a fence, and two “T”s may show

READ MORE >>
how close can my neighbour build to my fence

How Close Can My Neighbour Build to My Fence?

Do you ever glance at your fence and wonder, “how close can my neighbor build to my fence?” Many people share this concern. Boundaries in Britain may shift over time, and older deeds might not show the exact line. It is wise to check documents at the Land Registry, especially

READ MORE >>
when do you need a party wall agreement

When Do You Need a Party Wall Agreement? Find Out Here

Are you planning to carry out building work near or on a shared wall with your neighbour? If so, understanding when you need a party wall agreement is crucial. This legal document ensures that both property owners agree on the proposed work, preventing potential disputes. A party wall agreement is

READ MORE >>
homebuyers survey or full structural

Homebuyers Survey or Full Structural: What You Need to Know

In the United Kingdom, a homebuyers survey, classified as a level 2 survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), offers a more in-depth examination of the property. This detailed inspection is critical for uncovering potential issues, enabling buyers to make good investment decisions. Such surveys are instrumental in

READ MORE >>
difference between level 2 and level 3 survey

Exploring the Key Difference Between Level 2 and Level 3 Survey

In the UK, discerning the distinction between Level 2 and Level 3 surveys is imperative for prospective homeowners. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) introduced the Home Survey Standards in 2021. These standards aim to provide clarity and consistency in surveying practices. A Level 2 survey is generally recommended

READ MORE >>

Home Survey Levels 2 vs Level 3: Choosing the Right Option

Acquiring a property necessitates a home survey, which is a critical step in the transaction. With most home buyers experiencing a 3-6 month wait to complete their purchase, and not so many finishing in 1-2 months, selecting the appropriate survey level is imperative. The distinction between a Level 2 and

READ MORE >>