
Stokemont
A London-based building surveying practice handling property inspections, party walls, defects, valuations, and commercial matters.
About Stokemont
Stokemont is a multidisciplinary building surveying practice with its head office in Marylebone, London, and additional workspaces in North London, Surrey, and East London. It handles residential and commercial matters across England and Wales. Building inspections are at the core of its work, which also addresses issues that arise before a purchase, during a renovation, or when owners and neighbors need a record of a property’s condition.
Party wall matters are a major part of the practice. The firm advises building owners planning work and adjoining owners affected by it under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. Services include preparing and serving notices, producing condition reports, preparing party wall awards within the statutory process, and helping resolve disagreements. Stokemont also handles boundary matters, where disputes can arise over the position or extent of a shared property line.
For buyers, Stokemont offers RICS HomeBuyer Level 2 reports and Level 3 full building surveys. These assessments have different scopes and help buyers understand a home’s condition before completing a purchase. The firm also inspects specific defects, prepares schedules of condition, and produces punch lists—known in the UK as snagging lists—for new properties or recently completed work. The company recommends describing the property and planned work when requesting a quote.
Its services also include licenses to alter for leaseholders, access licenses when work requires entry onto neighboring land, and defect analysis for investigating specific problems. For some matters, the team prepares expert witness reports. That combination connects physical inspections with documentation that may be needed for a renovation, boundary dispute, or negotiation between property owners.
In valuations and commercial property, Stokemont lists property valuations, commercial building surveys, dilapidations, rent reviews, and lease renewals. It also advises on purchases and acquisitions. The firm says its valuers consider market context and that reports can support sales, leasing, or management decisions, depending on the specific assignment.
The contact page lists three locations: its Cavendish Square head office in London; 9–17 Queens Court, Eastern Road, Romford; and 46–50 Coombe Road, New Malden. Where relevant, the site recommends providing plans, party wall notices, photographs, a description of the work, and the lease; for a purchase valuation, it also asks for the agreed price. Those details help the team identify the type of inspection and the scope of a quote.
The firm describes its roots in chartered building surveying and says members of its team hold affiliations or accreditations with RICS, CIArb, CABE, and the Pyramus & Thisbe Club. Its practice brings together residential and commercial inspections, technical advice, and party wall procedures. For a buyer, landlord, property owner, or neighbor, the practical question is which report or service fits the property and issue at hand; Stokemont organizes its work around those distinctions.
RICS Level 2 and Level 3 surveys, party walls, boundaries, defects, valuations, alteration licenses, and commercial surveying.
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