Compare Conveyancing Quotes

More about conveyancing?

‘Conveyancing’ is the legal term given to the dealings of buying or selling your home. When your offer has been accepted, choose a regulated property Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer to handle the legal transfer of your ownership.

We have made it simple, you can instantly compare conveyancing quotes using our Conveyancing Calculator to save money and time in ringing around for your best value Conveyancer.

Removal Companies Online and Homebuyer Conveyancing

We are partnered with a conveyancing legal panel known as the Homebuyer Conveyancing panel. They work under a customer charter to give you the best service possible. There regulated Property Solicitors and Licensed Conveyancers, cover all aspects and issues of conveyancing in England and Wales. They turn the complex process of conveyancing into easy steps. They want you to be informed and you can ask questions throughout the process by simply clicking a call back from your chosen Conveyancer at a time that suits you

The Homebuyer Conveyancing panel provides a fast efficient competititive conveyancing service. Your home buying and selling conveyancing panel all work to a customer service promise. Service levels are monitored, so you can be confident that you are getting value for money.

Save Time and Money

Save yourself some time and money by comparing conveyancing quotes online instantly. Use the homebuyer network conveyancing calculator to obtain a detailed instant conveyancing quote for your move, remortgage or buy to let investment.

How it Works 

• Enter your postcode (If you are buying and you do not have the postcode then leave blank)
• Compare quotes
• Only when you are happy with the quote do you enter your personal details.
• Arrange a convenient call back time from your chosen conveyancer for any questions you may have
• You can instruct your conveyancer once you are in a position to proceed.

• Ask your Conveyancer about the Assured Homebuyer Policy. You can insure your purchase costs up to exchange if you decide to pull out through no fault of your own. Costs such as legal fees, Searches, Survey, Valuation fees are covered. These costs can escalate so taking out insurance make sense.