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Conveyancing Quotes for Remortgaging

If you are looking to remortgage your home we can help you compare conveyancing fees in seconds using our quote calculator.

How it works

Three steps to a remortgage quote

Fixed prices for the legal work, before your rate offer runs down.

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Answer a few questions about the property and the transaction. There is no account to create, and nothing to pay to see prices.

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Compare fixed remortgage prices from firms that act for your lender as well as for you, so there is no second set of fees.

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Pick a firm on price, rating and location, and instruct straight from your results. Nothing is charged until you do.

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Every conveyancing quote breaks down legal fees, VAT and disbursements — the full picture upfront, tailored to your move.

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If your sale or purchase falls through, participating firms won't charge the conveyancing legal fee — so you're not paying for a move that never happens.

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The basics

What a conveyancer does when you remortgage

Remortgaging replaces one loan secured on your property with another. No one is buying or selling, so there is no chain and no stamp duty, but there is still legal work: your old lender has to be paid off and removed from the title, and the new one has to be registered in its place.

Your conveyancer acts for you and, usually, for the new lender as well. They check the title is clean, confirm you are who the lender thinks you are, request a redemption figure from your current lender, draw down the new funds and register the change at HM Land Registry.

Remortgage quotes are smaller than purchase quotes because the work is narrower:

Some lenders offer free legals as part of the deal, using a firm they choose. That is worth comparing against a quote of your own, because a free service you cannot get hold of can cost you a rate deadline.

Changing who owns the property too? →

Questions

Frequently asked

Do I need a solicitor to remortgage?

Yes, if you are moving to a different lender. Someone has to redeem the old mortgage and register the new one. Staying with your existing lender and simply switching product is usually a product transfer, which needs no legal work at all.

How long does a remortgage take?

Less time than a purchase, because there is no chain and no searches in most cases. The pace is set by how quickly your lender issues the offer and how quickly your current lender returns a redemption figure, neither of which your conveyancer controls.

My lender is offering free legal work. Should I take it?

Compare it properly before you do. Free legals use a firm the lender appoints, usually working at volume, and the service can be slower and harder to reach. If your rate offer has an expiry date, paying for a firm you can actually speak to is sometimes the cheaper outcome.

Can I add or remove someone from the deeds at the same time?

Yes, and it is common, but it is a different piece of work called a transfer of equity and it is priced separately. Taking on someone's share of a mortgage can also create a stamp duty liability, so it is worth getting advice on it rather than assuming.

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