Common Wall Agreement Template 2025

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Yes you will need your neighbours consent for the party wall, which is a separate matter to planning permission and building regs. If they dont consent there is a specific process to follow to docHub agreement (party wall award), although it will likely cost more.
So, can I do a Party Wall Agreement myself? A property owner cannot act for themselves in a Party Wall Agreement, but any impartial person can act as a Party Wall Surveyor. It is recommended that the surveyor should, however, be experienced in construction and have knowledge of procedures under the Party Wall etc.
You must appoint a surveyor if you and your neighbour cannot agree. You can appoint a surveyor together or each appoint your own. The surveyors will then agree on a party wall award.
The cost of a Party Wall Agreement can vary greatly depending on the extent of the works and complexity of the project. On average, fees for a simple agreement can range from 800 to 1,500 per adjoining property owner.
A party wall agreement 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.
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There is nothing wrong with a DIY party wall agreement. In fact, for routine works like this, this is the recommended route by the MHCLG (or whatever they are called now). They provide template letters to help people avoid unnecessary party wall costs.
They may be referenced in property transactions and can be recorded in property records or deeds at the local land registry office. In some places, a copy might be kept by a local authority or in a planning office if the agreement was part of a planning permission process.

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