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For Architects

A subscription plan for practices that want their clients' Party Wall notices done properly — without the admin landing on you.

The problem

Most extension and loft-conversion projects need at least one Party Wall notice — and your client will almost always look to you to sort it. The Government's template is widely misused, the specialist surveyors charge £150–£400 per notice just to draft it, and the back-and-forth chews up unbillable time in your practice.

What we offer practices

  • Unlimited notices across your client book on a flat monthly subscription — predictable cost, no per-notice billing.
  • Practice-branded cover letter on every notice (your logo, your contact line) so the document arrives on the neighbour's doormat looking like part of the project, not a third-party tool.
  • Single dashboard for your team — every client's notice in one place, status tracked, downloads re-issuable.
  • Direct line to a party wall surveyor for the edge cases (basements, complex Section 6, contested AOs).
  • Priority response on any client question — same working day, not the public-tier 24-hour SLA.

Who it's for

Architectural practices and design-and-build firms doing residential extensions, lofts, basements, and small-scale commercial. Typically 5–50 projects a year that touch the Party Wall etc. Act 1996.

How it works

  1. You enquire via the form below — we'll come back within one working day with a plan tailored to your typical caseload.
  2. We set up your practice account and brand the cover letter.
  3. Your team (or your client, with your invitation) creates notices in the wizard. Everything ties back to your practice dashboard.

Pricing

Subscription pricing is bespoke and depends on your typical volume. As a rough indication, plans start at £79 + VAT per month for a practice doing up to 15 notices a year, with volume tiers above that. There's no commitment beyond the first month.

Get in touch

Enquire about a practice plan →

Or email hello@partywall-notices.co.uk with the heading "Architect practice enquiry".