Create Your Own Party Wall Notice Quickly and Affordably
If you are planning an extension, loft conversion, basement, or other home improvement works, you may need to serve official Party Wall notices on your neighbours before any construction begins. Most people assume this requires hiring a surveyor, but in many cases you can serve these notices yourself as long as they are drafted correctly.
Our notice generator provides a simple, low-cost way to produce fully compliant Party Wall notices in minutes. Enter your project details into the guided form and download professionally formatted notices that you can hand directly to your neighbours.
Why Use Our Notice Generator
Accurate and compliant. The notices follow the correct legal format required under the Party Wall etc. Act.
Fast and efficient. Create notices in minutes without waiting for a surveyor.
Clear guidance. The form takes you through each step so nothing is overlooked.
Cost effective. Produce professional notices for a fraction of the usual cost.
Designed for homeowners. No technical experience needed; the notices are ready to hand to your neighbours immediately.
How It Works
Click to proceed, pay the fee of £5 per neighbour.
Complete the online form with your project information.
The system automatically selects and builds the correct notice type based on your inputs.
Download or print the notices and serve them on your neighbours.
If a neighbour dissents or needs advice, our team can step in and manage the next stage.
Generate Your Notice Now!!!
When might you need to serve a notice...
Building a rear or side extension. If you are excavating wihtin three metres of your neighbours property, you will need to serve a Section 6 Notice
Removing a chimney breast. If you are removing a chimney breast, or any other projection extending from a shared wall / structure, you will need to serve notice under Section 2.
Installing steel beams. If you are inserting steel beams into the party wall for any purpose, you will need to serve notice under section 2.
Converting a loft. This will include the section above, but in addition, you may also be exposing the party wall to the elements, and this is also notifiable.
Building up to or on a shared boundary. This falls under section 1 of the Party Wall Act.
Underpinning, deep foundations and / or basement excavations. We recomend you conext wiht us first for advice at help@sq1consulting.co.uk
