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A change of roof covering does not fall within the scope of the Party Wall Act 1996, so no agreement/notice is required. However, it is still advisable to inform your neighbour of any upcoming works as courtesy.

The 3-meter rule means notice must be given if you plan on excavating deeper than a neighbour's foundation within 3 meters of any part of their property. You must provide notice in writing. In response, adjoining neighbours must provide written consent before work can take place.

What should the party wall notice include? Give the name and address of the people doing the work ('the building owner'). ... Be signed, either by the building owners or their authorised representative. Be dated. ... Be served on all neighbours ('adjoining owners') as defined by the Act.

A party wall agreement is then drawn up to show that your neighbours have agreed to the work. It should include details on how the building works will be carried out, including acceptable working hours, how the party wall will be accessed and any other necessary agreements relating to the work.

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