Party wall surveyors in Bramhall

Party wall work in Bramhall

Bramhall is mostly detached and semi-detached houses from the inter-war period onwards, many on generous plots.

Projects we see most: Large rear and side extensions, garages built to the boundary and new masonry garden walls.

With more detached homes, party walls are less common, but Section 6 often applies to extension foundations within 3 m of a neighbour, and Section 1 to new boundary walls and garages.

Neighbourhoods we cover in Bramhall

Bramhall village, Woodford, Hazel Grove border, Bramhall Park, and the surrounding streets.

Local tip

Notice periods are 1 month for Sections 1 and 6 and 2 months for Section 2. Check which notice you need, or get an instant estimate for your Bramhall project.

Planning and building control

Planning permission and building regulations in Bramhall are handled by Stockport Council. They're separate from the Party Wall Act, and you may need all three.

What clients say

Award and schedule of condition

Guy was great and nothing too much trouble. Took the stress out of the party wall process, explained everything and dealt with the award and schedule of conditions quickly so we are ready to start the work as planned. Thank you!

5.0 from 15 Google reviews

Party wall questions in Bramhall

Do you cover all of Bramhall?

Yes. We work across Bramhall (SK7) and the rest of Greater Manchester.

Do I need a party wall agreement for an extension in Bramhall?

Often, yes. You need notice if the extension wall is built on or up to the boundary, or the foundations are within 3 m of a neighbour's building and deeper than its footings. Serve notice at least one month before work, or two months for work to a party wall.

Is the Party Wall Act separate from Stockport Council planning permission?

Yes. Stockport Council deals with planning and building control. The Party Wall Act is a separate private process between you and your neighbours.

Nearby areas

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• Stockport
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