Conveyancing
Buying or selling your home?
We'll handle the legal side with fixed fees, clear communication, and a process built to move at your pace, not the other way around.
How we help
Whether you're buying your first home, selling to move on, or handling a more complex transaction, we manage every legal step so you can focus on the move itself.
Our Services cover, buying a property, selling a property, transfers of equity, transfers of part, new build transactions, remortgaging, lease matters, acting for lenders and developers, and much more!
Moving at your pace
Conveyancing has a reputation for being slow. We've built our processes to change that. Rather than working to someone else's timeline, we've created systems that let us move quickly and keep things efficient, without cutting corners.
You'll get clear, responsive advice throughout, whether that's from us directly or when we're liaising with other lawyers on your behalf.
Our Consultants
Our consultants are experienced specialists, confident in their field and clear in their advice. We take on as much of the weight as we can, so the process feels simple from your side, even when the transaction itself is complex.
Our pricing is fixed, honest, and explained upfront, with no hidden extras. If you have questions about costs or anything else, we're always happy to talk it through.
Conveyancing FAQs
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On average, a straightforward purchase or sale takes around 8-12 weeks from offer to completion, though it can be quicker or slower depending on the length of the chain, mortgage arrangements, and how quickly searches come back.
We keep things moving at every stage and will always tell you honestly where you stand with timings.
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Our legal fee is based on the value of your property, so you'll know the cost of the main legal fee upfront.
Certain circumstances, such as dealing with a lender, leasehold properties, new builds, transfers of equity, or international payments, carry additional fees, which we'll always confirm with you clearly.
Separately, there will be disbursements, these are payments we make to third parties on your behalf as part of your transaction.
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Yes, you'll have one dedicated point of contact from start to finish, so you're never passed between different people.
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Yes, your lender will require a solicitor or licensed conveyancer to act on their behalf as well as yours.
We regularly act for both buyers and lenders, so this is handled smoothly as part of your transaction.