Crane & Scaffold London

Vicennium Surveyors LLP

Vicennium Surveyors LLP specialises in neighbourly matters and are experts in the field of Party Walls and Right to Light.

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London

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Crane & Scaffold

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Vicennium Surveyors LLP (Party Walls London)

 
Office: 0203 4889 456
Mobile: 07887 597085
 

enquiries@vicennium.co.uk

Please Note

Note that the neighbour planning to do construction covers all expenses. Ensure a desirable outcome by hiring our party wall surveyors in London.

Crane and Scaffold Licences in London

We regularly work with developers and adjoining owners in respect of Crane Oversail and Scaffold Licences and can assist with design alterations to mitigate the potential for claims against you, as well as negotiate formal licence agreements.

Crane Oversail Licences

Large developments often require the use of at least one crane on site and if it is to oversail the adjoining land, express consent from the adjoining landowner and anybody with an interest in the airspace above, will be required. If express consent is not in place before oversailing the airspace of the adjoining land, you will be trespassing and can open yourself up to litigation.

Developers should look to consider potential oversailing issues at the earliest possible stage of the project. We provide advice to developers in respect of the benefits of using different crane types, which can reduce cost and increase speed and load capacity, negotiate access agreements or licences as well as provide adjoining owners with adequate protection to their property.

Scaffold Licences

If you are looking to erect scaffold on land belonging to an adjoining owner and do not have right of access by means of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996, Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992 or through provisions contained within a lease, you will need express consent from the owner(s) of the land you are wishing to place the scaffold on. This usually takes the form of a formal Licence Agreement. Items usually covered by the licence include, duration for access, method statements, safety documents, insurance, schedules of condition and working hours.

Experienced Team

We have a team of experienced surveyors and arbitrators who are well-versed in handling complex neighbourly matters, including party walls, boundary disputes, and right to light issues.

Professional Accreditation

Vicennium Surveyors LLP is a member of prestigious professional organisations such as the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and the Pyramus and Thisbe Society.

Responsive & Transparent

Vicennium Surveyors LLP is committed to providing responsive and transparent services. They maintain clear communication with clients, offering bespoke solutions tailored to each case and providing transparent cost estimates.

Comprehensive Service

We offer a wide range of services addressing various neighbourly matters, including party walls, boundary determination, right to light, and crane and scaffold licences. This comprehensive service so you can rely on Vicennium Surveyors LLP for all related issues, simplifying the process and ensuring consistency in handling you concerns.

Our Process

Step 1: Contact

Get in touch with us via phone at 0203 576 0609 or mobile at 07887 597085, or email us at enquiries@vicennium.co.uk. We're ready to assist you promptly and address your enquiries.

Step 2: Consultation

Schedule a consultation with our Chartered Surveyor to discuss your specific needs; party walls, right to light, boundary disputes, or crane and scaffold oversail agreements. Receive advice and a free quote.

Step 3: Delivery

Upon engagement, our team will expedite the survey process to meet your fast-paced needs. Expect timely and detailed reports outlining our findings and recommendations clearly.

Frequently Asked Questions

A permit required to place cranes or scaffolding on public land or roads in London.

It typically takes 6-8 weeks to process, but can vary depending on the location and complexity.

A licence allowing a crane’s arm to extend over public land or roads, such as for construction work.

Yes, if the crane will overhang or interfere with public land or the highway in any way.

A permit required to erect scaffolding on public land or roads in London.

Usually takes 4-6 weeks, depending on the project’s details and council approval.

Our Reviews

Rob Kemp
We used Vicennium Surveyors LLP for our external repair project in north London, I don’t often write reviews but I can’t thank them enough for overseeing the restoration of our building. We were updated regularly throughout the project of progress and they managed to work with our limited budget, finishing with the contract sum provided
Kieran
Fantastic service received from Vicennium Surveyors LLP. They produced an excellent expert witness report. Would highly recommend.

Our Services

Party Walls

Right To Light

Crane & Scaffold Licences

Boundary Determination