Property Buying & Selling Quotes
We have over 20 years of experience, finding the best Property Buying & Selling solutions for our clients. It’s no surprise 99.62% of our clients recently rated our services as either excellent or good. Our team provide quotes for the following areas:
Property Law Specialists
When you buy or sell a property there will be certain solicitor’s costs and fees associated with the transaction. At Tinsdills Solicitors we provide property, land and commercial Buying & Selling assistance for properties throughout Staffordshire, Derbyshire, Shropshire and Cheshire.
We can provide a Buying & Selling legal quote today and calculate your fees for you, advising of any other fees that may be incurred, such as stamp duty. Simply fill in a few details in the enquiry form or call our Property team on 01782 262031 between 8AM – 8PM Mon-Fri and 10AM – 4PM Saturday.
If you prefer, you can visit one of our four branches in Hanley, Leek, Sandbach or Newcastle-under-Lyme to speak with us directly.
What Our Customers Say
Hear directly from some of our satisfied clients.
“Our solicitor has been fantastic from start to finish. This is the 3rd time we have used you for the sale/purchase of properties, and you haven’t let us down yet. You are always straight forward and delivers what they say they will.”
Meet Our Specialist Property Buying & Selling Team
Contact Us To Discuss Your Buying & Selling Quote
If you require Property Buying & Selling advice, please contact us and one of our experts will get back to you as soon as possible.
Our phone lines are open Mon to Fri: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Alternatively, fill in the form above and we will calculate your legal fees and provide a no obligation quotation for buying/selling a property.
Contact us or today or visit a local branch
Hanley: 01782 956123
Newcastle: 01782 955123
Sandbach: 01270 449106
Leek: 01538 710247
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The Most Popular Questions For Property Buying & Selling Quotes
This depends on a number of factors, but generally takes 4-6 weeks.
Common causes of delay include title defects, adverse search
results, adverse survey results, non-cooperative parties.
A Survey is an assessment carried out by a Chartered Surveyor
on the state and condition of a property. There are 3 different
types of survey that can be done:
A basic survey (usually for a lenders purposes only, only minimal info provided), a home buyers report (a more in depth survey of the property which provides information on items such as the construction, type of property, physical state, and highlights any obvious defects with the property) or a full structural survey (as the name suggests the structure of the property is looked at in detail).
We recommend that our clients conduct a home buyers survey as we are not able to comment on the physical state of the property.