Insurance Reinstatement Valuations
It is a requirement that any commercial property retains adequate building insurance.
To ascertain the correct level of cover required for the specific property in question, a valuation of the reinstatement cost is required. Our surveyors are suitably equipped to provide these types of valuations.
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Understanding the Importance of a Licence for Alterations
When it comes to safeguarding your commercial property, accurate knowledge of its rebuilding cost is essential. Our experienced surveyors will offer Building Reinstatement Cost Assessments to ensure you’re adequately covered in the event of damage or disaster.
The assessments determine the cost of rebuilding your property from the ground up and take into account factors such as such as construction materials, labour costs, and current market conditions. Ultimately, we want to make sure that you are not under or over insured but instead have the appropriate level of cover in place.
Expert Guidance
We simplify the complex licensing process with expert guidance. Our experienced team will help you navigate the intricacies and ensure your project aligns with all legal requirements.
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Streamlined Process
Save time and effort with our efficient, streamlined process. We handle the administrative tasks, leaving you more time to focus on your project’s core aspects.
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Legal Compliance
Avoid costly setbacks by entrusting us to oversee legal compliance. We meticulously review your project plans to ensure they align with all necessary regulations.
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Professional Advice
Benefit from tailored, professional advice. Our experienced team assesses your project’s intricacies and provides guidance that suits your goals and budget.
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Peace of Mind
Relax as we handle the paperwork stress. We manage all administrative work, allowing you to confidently embark on your property improvement journey.
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Get Started
Your property journey begins here. Contact Cheke & Co for a consultation and take the first step towards securing the licence for alterations you need.
Situations Where You Should Get A Licence for Alterations
Remodeling
Planning significant changes to your property? Ensure compliance with regulations for a smooth renovation.
Extensions
Expanding your space? Don't forget to secure a licence for seamless construction.
Safety Upgrades
Enhancing safety measures? Get the necessary approvals for peace of mind.
Commercial Renovation
Transforming your business space? Legal compliance is crucial for uninterrupted operations.
Structural Changes
Altering the building's structure? Ensure it meets all legal requirements.
Adding Features
Adding new features? Secure the licence for a hassle-free project.
A Building Surveyors That Are Experts in Licence to Alter
Whether it’s structural alterations or minor adjustments, obtaining the necessary consents is crucial. Cheke & Co, a leading building surveyor company, is here to assist you throughout the licence to alter process.
What is a Licence to Alter?
A Licence to Alter is a legal document that grants permission to leaseholders to make changes or alterations to their leased properties. It is typically required for any modifications that go beyond minor cosmetic changes.
If you are planning to make alterations to your leasehold property, you may need a Licence to Alter. It is important to seek professional advice to understand the specific requirements and whether your proposed changes require consent. Cheke & Co can help you navigate through this process and ensure compliance with building regulations.
The Licence to Alter Process
- Initial Consultation: Our team of experts will assess your requirements and provide guidance on the necessary consents and approvals. We will review your plans, drawings, and any relevant documentation.
- Assessing Feasibility: We will evaluate the feasibility of your proposed alterations and advise on any potential challenges or restrictions based on building regulations, planning permission, and lease terms.
- Obtaining Consent: We will assist you in obtaining consent from the relevant parties, including the freeholder, managing agent, and any other stakeholders involved in the leasehold property.
- Preparing Legal Documents: Our team will handle the documentation process, including preparing the Licence to Alter and any other required legal documents. We will ensure that all necessary clauses and conditions are included to protect your interests.
- Liaising with Authorities: We will communicate with local authorities, building control departments, and other relevant bodies to ensure compliance with building regulations and obtain the necessary approvals.
- Managing the Alterations: Throughout the construction phase, Cheke & Co can provide project management services to ensure your alterations are carried out in accordance with the approved plans and within the specified timeframes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
While not all alterations require a Licence to Alter, it is important to consult with experts to determine whether your proposed changes meet the threshold for consent. Cheke & Co can assess the scope of your alterations and provide guidance on the licensing requirements.
If the consent for alterations is unreasonably withheld by the freeholder or managing agent, there are legal remedies available to leaseholders. Cheke & Co can provide advice on your rights and options in such scenarios.
Depending on the nature and scale of the alterations, you may need to obtain planning permission in addition to a Licence to Alter. Our team can help you determine the necessary approvals and guide you through the entire process.
If you have already made alterations without obtaining prior consent, it is important to seek retrospective consent as soon as possible. Cheke & Co can assist you in this process, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and minimising any potential issues.
