Licence to Alter (LTA)

A Licence to Alter is a formal agreement, often legally binding, where a freeholder or landlord grants a leaseholder permission to make alterations to a leasehold property. It outlines the conditions under which these alterations can be carried out. This is crucial for protecting the interests of the freeholder and other residents in the building. works.

Depending on the terms of the lease, freehold owners should often consent to the proposed alterations, provided the leaseholder agrees to reasonable terms and clearly outlines the proposed works. Obtaining a Licence to Alter can often be a lengthy and complicated process, and it is important to factor this into timescales for undertaking work and ensure you are getting good advice and guidance.

Whether you are a freehold owner or a leaseholder, EO Surveyors have the expertise to guide you smoothly through the process.