What we do
Party Walls
Protect your development and your neighbour’s property with our experienced party wall experts.
Ensure your development and your neighbour’s property are protected by working with our experienced party wall experts
They can advise what you need to agree before work takes place and have a strong track record in avoiding and resolving timely and costly disputes.
By having agreements in place early on, situations can be avoided that can be extremely costly, delay projects unnecessarily, cause reputational damage and even have potentially dangerous or damaging implications for the future of a building project.
The team also advise, negotiate and broker access licences from crane oversail to scaffolding agreements.
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Our track record
71 Park Street, Bristol
Expert advice to enable the redevelopment of an end of terrace property to deliver student accommodation
Cross Farm, Wedmore
Party Wall advice to support the redevelopment of a former farm into much needed homes
Fallowfield Retail Park, Manchester
Provision of invaluable Party Wall advice to enable the construction of a new retail unit
Pocket Living
Snapshot of various schemes for Party Wall Services
Snapshot of various schemes Rapleys have assisted Pocket Living providing Party Wall Services
Private Client
33 Beach Road West, Portishead, Bristol
Acting for the Building Owner to enable the redevelopment of a dilapidated residential site
Rose Builders Limited
Redevelopment of the former bus station, Bures
Engaged on Party Wall matters for the redevelopment of the former bus station into 10 new residential homes and a commercial unit.
HSF London Ltd
Hotel Riu Plaza, Victoria, London
Full Party Wall services for a new 4-star, 435 room hotel
37-42 Tenby Street and 30-31 Albion Street, Birmingham
Expert Party Wall advice to protect adjoining owners’ interests
Farleigh Property
Tower Bridge Mews, London
Party Wall matters for an infill development comprising two multi-storey blocks providing nine apartments and a ground floor commercial unit
New University of Bristol ‘Enterprise Campus’
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Fixing the viabilty gap needs more than overturning s106, but it’s a good start
by Nick Fell, Head of Residential at strategic property consultancy Rapleys In early 2026, the government laid out its intention to simplify the entire s106 process with its stated ambition of reducing the inefficiency and delay that has become synonymous with the negotiation of s106 agreements.
