The average conveyancing process takes between 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the complexity of the transaction and the length of the chain. We’ll keep you informed at every stage, work efficiently to avoid unnecessary delays and meet your deadlines.

It’s a good idea to instruct a solicitor as early as possible, ideally once your offer is accepted. This allows us to act quickly on your behalf, begin the necessary legal checks, and help your transaction progress without delays.

Searches are enquiries made to local authorities and other bodies to uncover any issues that might affect the property, such as planning restrictions, drainage concerns, or environmental risks. These help protect you from potential surprises after completion.

Disbursements are third-party costs we pay on your behalf as part of the transaction, such as Land Registry fees, local authority searches, and Stamp Duty Land Tax (if applicable). We’ll provide a clear breakdown of all expected costs at the outset.

Yes, we have extensive experience in handling a wide range of property transactions, including shared ownership, Help to Buy, and new-build purchases. We can guide you through the additional steps involved and liaise with all relevant parties.