Agreed Surveyor
Agreed Party Wall Surveyor
What Does an Agreed Surveyor Do?
The Agreed Surveyor does not take sides. Their duty is to deal fairly with the interests of both owners and administer the requirements of the Act.
When Can an Agreed Surveyor Be Appointed?
An Agreed Surveyor can be appointed when the adjoining owner does not consent to the proposed works but both owners are happy to use the same surveyor. Both owners must agree to the appointment. If either owner wants their own surveyor, the two-surveyor procedure will apply instead.
What Are the Benefits?
Our Agreed Surveyor service provides an efficient and professional route through the Party Wall process, with clear fixed fees and no hidden costs.
Who Pays the Agreed Surveyor’s Fee?
In most cases, the building owner carrying out the work pays the reasonable surveyor’s fees. The final responsibility for costs is addressed within the Party Wall Award.
Would an Agreed Surveyor Be Suitable?
Tell us about your project and we will explain whether the Agreed Surveyor route is appropriate.
