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Conveyancing in Surrey
Whether you’re buying your first home in Guildford, selling a family house in Woking or remortgaging a property in Epsom, Fletcher Longstaff provides fast, fixed-fee conveyancing across Surrey. From executive homes in Virginia Water and Weybridge to period cottages in Dorking and Farnham, plus modern apartments in town centres, we handle every type of residential transaction. Our fully digital process means everything is managed remotely, with no office visits required. Every client is assigned a dedicated case handler, so you always know who to contact and where your case stands.
Buying a property in Surrey
Selling a property in Surrey
Leasehold conveyancing in Surrey
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How long does conveyancing take in Surrey?
Most conveyancing transactions in Surrey take between 9 and 14 weeks from instruction to completion, though this varies depending on the complexity of the transaction. The national average from offer acceptance to completion is 154 days (Rightmove House Price Index, May 2024). Local authority searches through Surrey County Council and the district and borough authorities, including Elmbridge, Epsom and Ewell, Guildford, Mole Valley, Reigate and Banstead, Runnymede, Spelthorne, Surrey Heath, Tandridge, Waverley and Woking, typically return within 7 to 10 working days. Chain transactions are common in Surrey’s high-value market which can extend timelines. Chains, mortgage offers and the responsiveness of other parties all affect the overall timeline. Our average completion time is faster than the national average because we start work immediately on instruction, chase proactively and use technology to remove unnecessary delays.
How much does conveyancing cost in Surrey?
We charge fixed legal fees for all conveyancing work in Surrey, with no hourly rates, no hidden charges and no surprises at completion. Our legal fee covers everything involved in your transaction: reviewing contracts, carrying out searches, dealing with your mortgage lender and handling the transfer of funds. On top of our legal fee, there are third-party disbursements that apply to every transaction, including local authority search fees, Land Registry fees and, if you are buying, Stamp Duty Land Tax. Surrey’s higher property values mean SDLT can be substantial on transactions over £250,000. We provide a full, transparent breakdown at the quote stage so you can compare costs accurately. No completion, no legal fee. Get a quote today.
Nearby areas we cover
We cover all areas across Surrey and the surrounding region.
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