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Recently reviewed by Adnan Mahmood, Solicitor and Head of Legal, UK.
This party wall agreement for repairs was last reviewed on 24 February 2022.
A party wall agreement, also known as a party wall contract, is an agreement to record building works with a neighbour of a shared boundary to prevent any dispute when the works are carried out.
Protect yourself from dispute by recording agreed works on property shared with your neighbour using this party wall agreement template. This straightforward document sets out clearly what improvements are needed, how the cost will be split and the completion date of the works.
This party wall contract can be used to set out building works to party property including, repairing boundary walls, excavating within six metres of neighbouring property and building new walls or buildings at the boundary.
For use in England and Wales only.
Use this party wall agreement:
If you want to inform neighbours of work being done to a shared wall or boundary you should make a Party wall notice.
This party wall agreement covers:
You will need a party wall agreement if you're going to carry out works to a shared boundary and the works have been agreed with your neighbour.
A party wall is a wall that stands on the land of two or more owners that can be part of a building or structure (eg a garden wall) or a wall on one person's land that is used by others. For more information, read Party wall matters
Works that will require an agreement are those that demolish or rebuild the party wall, increase the height or thickness of a party wall, cut into or underpin the party wall. For more information, read Party wall matters
Construction or alterations that involve work carried out (i) on a wall, floor or ceiling that are shared with another (ii) building on the boundary with another property (iii) any excavation within six meters of an adjoining building (iv) repairing a party wall or spouts, sewers, drains or troughs used with neighbouring properties need a party wall agreement.
For more information, read Party wall matters
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