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Neighbour building works & Party Wall Act

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  • ThisIsWeird
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    itm2 said:
    I suppose the biggest concern that we have is what is the worst case situation if there is damage done to our property, and how can we mitigate against it?

    I guess check the repute of the builder, and ask for confirmation of their liability cover.
    I think you should also inform your own buildings insurance co of the work before it begins - they do require to be informed if you are carrying out significant work on your own property, and may consider this 'attachment' to be of interest too. 
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