Planning building work in Manor Park and need clear guidance on the Party Wall etc. Act 1996? Our team of dedicated party wall surveyors supports homeowners, landlords, developers and neighbours across E12 with practical, no‑nonsense advice that keeps projects moving and relationships on good terms.

We are a specialist party wall surveying practice, focused solely on party wall matters, so you are never an afterthought within a general surveying firm. Whether you are adding a rear extension on a terraced street off Romford Road or converting a loft near Manor Park station, we help you understand your obligations under the Act and avoid costly delays.

Why Manor Park Homeowners Choose The Party Wall Guru

Clients in East London come to us because they want a surveyor who combines deep technical knowledge with a calm, friendly approach. We are qualified Chartered Surveyors with more than a decade of experience dealing with party wall issues on projects ranging from simple internal alterations to complex basement and structural schemes. That experience means we have seen most neighbour concerns before and know how to address them before they escalate.

Over the years we have handled numerous instructions in areas very similar to Manor Park, including East Ham, Bow and other parts of East London where terraced and semi‑detached homes share sensitive boundaries. The building patterns, tight plots and mixed ownership in these locations have taught us how to keep matters proportionate, legally robust and clearly explained so that both Building Owners and Adjoining Owners feel protected rather than overwhelmed.

Our Experience With Local Projects

Our team regularly deals with loft conversions, side and rear extensions, chimney breast removals, new basement works and boundary wall alterations in busy residential streets. Many of these schemes are carried out in converted houses and small apartment blocks, where a single project can involve freeholders, multiple leaseholders and managing agents, all with different priorities and levels of understanding of the Act.

In one recent complex case, a client was surrounded by a mix of freehold and leasehold interests and was worried that the legal and procedural maze would stall their build. Our surveyors took the time to talk through every query, map out who needed to be served with notices, and then negotiated a route forward that satisfied all parties without unnecessary confrontation. That sort of patient, detail‑driven work is typical of how we approach projects in and around Manor Park, where every household and every boundary can be slightly different.

Party Wall Services for Manor Park Residents

For Building Owners, we start by reviewing your drawings and confirming whether your proposed works are notifiable under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Once we have clarified the scope, we prepare and serve valid Party Wall Notices on your neighbours, minimising the risk of challenges later on, and we remain available to answer questions from both sides in plain language rather than legal jargon.

Where a dispute arises or is deemed to have arisen, we prepare detailed Schedules of Condition for adjoining properties, agree the necessary protections with the other surveyor or as an Agreed Surveyor, and produce robust Party Wall Awards that govern how and when the works must be carried out. For Adjoining Owners in Manor Park, we provide balanced, independent advice, explaining what you can reasonably expect from the building works next door and ensuring that the Act is used properly to safeguard your property, access and peace of mind.