Easton Bevins published a new article detailing the changes to the Party Wall Act and their implications for homeowners, developers, and surveyors.
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The Party Wall Act hasn't changed… but the expectations have. In 2026, party wall surveyors face greater scrutiny, higher professional standards, and increasing pressure…
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Easton Bevins
35 years’ experience in commercial & residential surveying. Independent Chartered Surveyors | RICS Regulated.
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Location
- Bristol, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Easton Bevins
Easton Bevins is a leading independent property consultancy. With over thirty years’ experience in our industry we offer expert advice and the highest standards of service. We work with both commercial and private clients to provide advice and support relating to the purchase, design and development, management and maintenance, leasing and disposing of property. With offices in the Midlands, South Wales and the South West we are able to service projects throughout the UK. Easton Bevins is regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (𝐑𝐈𝐂𝐒) a globally recognised professional body that enforces the highest professional standards. Our residential block management service is regulated by 𝐀𝐑𝐌𝐀. As a multidisciplinary property consultancy we provide a wide range of property services to meet the many and varied requirements of our clients, including: • Building Surveying • Party Wall Advice • Expert Witness • Architectural Design • Project Coordination • Quantity Surveying • Block & Estate Management
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