How much does conveyancing cost?

£1,150 for a purchase, £995 for a sale. Disbursements like searches and Land Registry fees are on top, but you'll get a full quote upfront so nothing sneaks up on you.

Do I have to be a Halewood client to use it?

Yes — and not because we're being precious about it. The whole reason it works is that your mortgage adviser has already done half the work before your solicitor picks up the file. If everyone started from scratch every time, it'd just be conveyancing like everyone else's.

How long does it take?

Eight to twelve weeks for a typical purchase, give or take. Some bits we can't speed up — chains, searches, other people's solicitors dragging their heels — and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can control is response times and keeping you in the loop, so you're never sat wondering what's going on.

Who actually does the legal work?

Taylor Rose conveyancing consultants who only work on Halewood cases. Not a panel firm churning files in bulk — a named solicitor on your file, with your case manager alongside them the whole way through.

Can I see what's happening with my case?

Yes. Everything lives on the Halewood platform — workflow, documents, messages, deadlines, the lot. Your mortgage adviser sees the same view, so if you ask either of them a question, they can actually answer it.

Built before broadband.

You've called reception for an update and got transferred to voicemail, so you send an email instead. Three days later a reply lands saying "just checking a deed of variation" — whatever that is. There's a gazillion forms asking the same questions that your mortgage adviser asked a fortnight ago, hundred-page reports you're somehow meant to read and understand. Searches, surveys and deeds turning up in your inbox with nobody telling you what any of it means.

It's still going to take a while. We just don't make you suffer through it.

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What we do

The legal work, a real person to talk to, and a mortgage adviser who already knows what's going on.

The legal work

Buying, selling, remortgages, transfer of equity. Delivered by Taylor Rose conveyancing consultants who only work on Halewood cases. A named solicitor on every file — not a queue, not a panel.

A real human to call

Your dedicated Halewood case manager from day one. Not a switchboard, not a ticket number. One person who knows your case, picks up the phone, handles the questions, the documents, and the updates.

Joined up

Your mortgage adviser sees what conveyancing is doing, and vice versa. If something changes on either side, both teams already know about it — so you're not the one chasing or repeating yourself.

Who it's for

If any of these sound like you, we've got you covered.

First-time buyers

First mortgage, first solicitor, first taste of how long it actually takes. This is where having one team handling the whole thing matters most — because you're not having to learn how the legal bit works at the same time as everything else.

Homemovers

You've done this before, you remember the chasing and the weeks of radio silence and the panic about whether the chain's about to fall apart. You don't fancy doing it that way again. We'll handle it properly this time.

Landlords

Buying through a limited company, adding to a portfolio, refinancing. Your mortgage adviser, accountant and conveyancer all in the same building, all looking at the same case — so the structure of the deal doesn't get lost between three sets of people.

Here's what happens next

Already a Halewood client? Your mortgage adviser kicks it off — your team takes it from there.

The intro

Once you give your mortgage adviser the nod, we make the introductions to the Halewood conveyancing team.

Fill in the blanks

Just the bits your mortgage adviser doesn't already have. The formal onboarding with Taylor Rose. Your team will guide you through.

The legal bit

Searches, enquiries, contracts. Your solicitor runs the legal side, your case manager keeps you in the loop, and your mortgage adviser stays in sync the whole way through.

Ready to sign

Contracts ready, enquiries answered, everything checked. We talk you through it all before you put pen to paper.

Exchange, complete, keys!

Exchange, completion, keys in your hand. We're still around if anything crops up after.

Common questions

Clear answers to the questions people often ask before getting started.

It happens, and it's not the end of the world. Because your mortgage adviser, conveyancer and case manager are all on the same platform, the second something falls apart we know about it — and we're already lining up what needs to happen next. You don't have to start from scratch with three different firms.
Yes — and not because we're being precious about it. The whole reason it works is that your mortgage adviser has already done half the work before your solicitor picks up the file. If everyone started from scratch every time, it'd just be conveyancing like everyone else's.
Eight to twelve weeks for a typical purchase, give or take. Some bits we can't speed up — chains, searches, other people's solicitors dragging their heels — and we won't pretend otherwise. What we can control is response times and keeping you in the loop, so you're never sat wondering what's going on.
Taylor Rose conveyancing consultants who only work on Halewood cases. Not a panel firm churning files in bulk — a named solicitor on your file, with your case manager alongside them the whole way through.
Yes. Everything lives on the Halewood platform — workflow, documents, messages, deadlines, the lot. Your mortgage adviser sees the same view, so if you ask either of them a question, they can actually answer it.

Built before broadband.

What we do

The legal work

A real human to call

Joined up

Who it's for

First-time buyers

Homemovers

Landlords

Here's what happens next

The intro

Fill in the blanks

The legal bit

Ready to sign

Exchange, complete, keys!

Common questions

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