In a year where the world has changed for all of us, it has made me realise the importance of preserving our history.
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As Building Surveyors, we are regularly asked to carry out inspections to roofs and areas that are difficult to access safely.
Under most leases a tenant is required to obtain consent from the Landlord and/or the management company before making property alterations.
There is no doubt that when it arrives, the Building Safety Bill will shake up the block management industry
In this article we will address the 4 most commonly asked questions we receive at Hamilton Darcey LLP.
James Badger and Liz Rowen of Keebles LLP, outline the key construction considerations and why they are important.
The Building Regulations are familiar to most people, but knowing when you need to obtain consent or comply with them can be challenging.
The duty to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment in the communal areas of a block falls under The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Section 20 of the Landlord & Tenant Act 1985 (as amended by the Commonhold & Leasehold Reform Act 2002) sets out the three-stage consultation procedure to follow when carrying out qualifying works to your building.
Our historical buildings need to be nurtured and maintained in keeping with their aesthetic value and to retain its heart and soul.