Our conveyancing calculator is helpful if you are looking for a quick and easy online conveyancing quote. A member of our conveyancing team will get back to you with further information and advise on the data you provided.
If you need additional legal advice during the conveyancing process our conveyancing solicitors can help you each step of the way.
Our conveyancing lawyers can help to cut through the legal jargon and get you on your way to your next (or even first) property. By using our online conveyancing calculator you will receive a detailed estimate which will help to give you a better understanding of conveyancing costs.
All information within the free conveyancing quote is retained in accordance with our privacy policy a copy of which can be found here. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us on 01629 56660 or make a Free Online Enquiry.
How does our online conveyancing quote work?
Our online conveyancing quote requires the details of the type of property transaction and some personal details in order to provide you with a detailed breakdown of what will be included within our conveyancing quote.
How to use our online conveyancing quote
Once you have selected the property transaction type, you will be asked to provide details regarding the property and some contact details. If you would like, you add a secondary client email to your quote, so you and someone else involved in the process can receive details about the conveyancing quote.
Why do we need these details?
The questions and details we ask from you for the free conveyancing quote are to ensure we can provide you with an honest and accurate quote for your individual circumstances.
We ask that you provide the correct contact details so we can reach out to the relevant person dealing with these matters, so we can move forward with your requirements quickly and efficiently.
All information within the free conveyancing quote is retained in accordance with our privacy policy a copy of which can be found here.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us on 01629 56660 or make a Free Online Enquiry.
Types of property transactions
Purchase: Standard or New Build
Every property purchase, both standard and new build must go through the conveyancing process. Before contracts can be exchanged and completed, the conveyancing process allows for your conveyancing solicitors to do the necessary searches on a property to help identify any issues with the property and the surrounding area.
Any experienced house seller or buyer will have a good understanding of what’s included within the conveyancing process, however we also know for first time buyers, this new territory can be daunting and not always easy to understand.
If you’re a first time buyer and would like further advice, see our guide on Conveyancing for First Time Buyers.
Sale
You’ve put your property on the market, accepted an offer and now need someone to begin the conveyancing process. This is a necessary step of the sale for it to move forward effectively.
The conveyancing process when selling a property is required in order to provide information of what is included as part of the sale, as well as general searches on the property.
Feel free to take a look at our helpful section on when selling a house – what does a solicitor do?
Remortgage
If you’re remortgaging your property and want to get a second opinion for a conveyancing quote rather than going with what your lender provides, our free conveyancing quote can provide you with a detailed estimate of costs when it comes to finding your conveyancing solicitor for a house remortgage.
We have acted for clients for over 100 years in property transactions. Our experts will guide you through and make it as simple and stress-free as possible.
Sale & Purchase
Commonly referred to as a ‘chain’, buying and selling a property at the same time involves linked transactions with varying lengths of delays and speed due to other individuals involved within the chain.
Ensuring you get the conveyancing process started as soon as possible ensures there are fewer delays from your side. Our conveyancing solicitors have years and years of experience dealing with these matters and therefore can ensure the conveyancing process goes as smoothly as possible.
Transfer of Equity
Our free conveyancing quote can help give you a price estimate for transferring a share in a property or removing parties from the title deeds. Conveyancing solicitors are required as part of the legal requirements involved in the transfer of equity.
