Party wall surveyor in the South West
6 providers offering party wall surveyor in or across the South West, including national firms. A party wall surveyor, who can act for you, your neighbour, or both as an "agreed surveyor".
6 party wall surveyors for the South West
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Based in or covering the South West (4)
Guy Lynch Surveyors
Based in Winchester, Hampshire · Covers Winchester, Andover, Romsey, Eastleigh, Southampton, Basingstoke, Salisbury and surrounding areas Accreditation stated by provider: Regulated by RICSOakfield Chartered Surveyors
Based in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire · Covers London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, Middlesex, Surrey, Hampshire and Wiltshire; offices also in Henley-on-Thames, Rickmansworth and London Accreditation stated by provider: Regulated by RICS (Reg No. 863491)Trinity Rose
Based in Chandlers Ford, Hampshire · Covers Hampshire, Dorset and Surrey, including Winchester, Basingstoke, Guildford, Poole and the New Forest Accreditation stated by provider: Site describes the firm as RICS regulatedNational providers (check they cover your area) (2)
Andrews Eades Chartered Surveyors
Based in Thame, Oxfordshire · Covers Mainly Oxfordshire and surrounding counties; says it works across the UK Accreditation stated by provider: Regulated by the RICSSurvo Chartered Surveyors
Based in Prestwich, Manchester · Covers The North West, and instructed across the UK Accreditation stated by provider: Regulated by RICS, RICS Registered Valuers, Property Redress SchemeLondon (21) South East (23) East of England (7) West Midlands (5) Yorkshire and the Humber (5) North West (4)
About party wall surveyor
If your building work involves a shared wall, digging near a neighbour’s foundations, or building right up to the boundary, the Party Wall Act usually requires you to serve notice on your neighbour, and a surveyor to produce a party wall award before work can start.
Getting signed off in England
In England, your council’s building control team or a registered building control approver checks the work. They issue a completion or final certificate once they have the reports they need, such as the as-built SAP, EPC, air test and any sound or ventilation test results.