Residential Conveyancing Services

Our conveyancing fees depend on the type of transaction, the property’s value and any additional legal work required. We aim to provide clear and transparent pricing from the outset. You can view our residential conveyancing pricing and our guide to additional conveyancing fees and disbursements.

Yes. You can obtain an instant, no-obligation quote for your transaction using our online quote system. Simply enter a few details about your property matter and we’ll provide a quotation straight away. Get an online conveyancing quote.

Napthens works with clients across the whole of England and Wales. Our seven offices are located in Preston, Liverpool, Manchester, Blackburn, Southport, Lytham St Annes and Kendal.

The timescale depends on factors such as the property, the parties involved and whether there is a chain. While every transaction is different, we work proactively to progress matters efficiently and keep you informed throughout the process.

While some factors are outside your control, instructing a solicitor early, providing paperwork promptly and responding quickly to enquiries can help reduce delays. Our team takes a proactive approach to keep transactions progressing wherever possible.

Yes. We regularly support first-time buyers and explain each stage of the process in clear, straightforward terms. We will help you understand any legal issues affecting the property and guide you through your purchase with confidence.

You will have direct access to an experienced legal professional who will guide you throughout the transaction. We believe clear communication is essential and will keep you updated on progress and any important developments.

Yes. Buying or selling property at auction involves tight timescales and can require legal work to be completed before bidding or shortly after a successful purchase. Our team can help review auction packs, identify potential risks and guide you through the conveyancing process. Find out more about our auction conveyancing services.

The searches required depend on the property and its location. Common searches include local authority, environmental and drainage enquiries, helping identify issues that may affect the property or your decision to proceed.

Exchange of contracts is the point at which the transaction becomes legally binding. Completion takes place on the agreed date when funds are transferred, ownership changes hands and the buyer can take possession of the property.

Common causes of delay include issues identified during searches, slow responses from third parties, missing documentation and complications within a property chain. Proactive communication and early preparation can help keep transactions moving forward.

If a transaction falls through before completion, some legal work may already have been undertaken. We will explain any costs incurred and discuss your options, helping you move forward as quickly as possible if a new opportunity arises.

It is often beneficial to instruct a conveyancing solicitor as early as possible. Early instruction can help prepare key documents, complete onboarding requirements and reduce the likelihood of avoidable delays later in the transaction.

Yes. We advise buyers, sellers, homeowners remortgaging their property and those transferring ownership. Our team can tailor its support to your circumstances and help you achieve a smooth and efficient transaction.

In many cases, no. Much of the conveyancing process can be completed remotely using secure digital systems, email and telephone communication. If a face-to-face meeting would be beneficial, we can discuss the most convenient arrangements.