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We are the UK’s leading conveyancing experts
Enact are the largest direct conveyancer in the UK. Established in 2000, we have grown and adapted our conveyancing business as the housing market has developed over the years.
Since we opened our doors, our conveyancing experts have handled 1 in 4 remortgage transactions and helped over 2 million people sell, buy and remortgage their properties .
We are proud of our dedicated team of conveyancers, who focus on providing our customers with a friendly, personal service using their expert knowledge and experience to ensure a smooth, efficient transaction from start to finish.
Our experienced conveyancing team are on hand from 8am – 8pm, ready to help with all your conveyancing needs. Get your free conveyancing quote today or get in touch to find out more.
What our clients have to say
We put our customers’ needs first, providing an efficient, friendly and personalised service. See what they have to say about our reliable and professional online conveyancing services:
What makes us different?
The Honest Truth
We will safeguard your investment and always act in your best interests. We will work hard to complete the process in the quickest, most efficient way possible.
Clear Pricing
We are clear regarding the cost of our service, and guarantee that this will not change unless the circumstances of your move do.
Always Online
We make the process easier for you by offering you access to your case 24/7. We know people lead busy lives, so you can view the work we have completed and find out what the next steps are at any time of day.
Specialists in our Field
As Licensed Conveyancers, we only provide conveyancing, where a solicitor’s firm may practice in several different fields. This means we are a genuine specialist and deal exclusively with property conveyancing.
Manage your move online
Case Tracker simplifies the process of buying or selling a house by giving you instant access to vital information and alerts about the steps you need to take.
This market-leading service enables you to complete our paperwork online, offers you the ability to upload documents you need to get to us, and allows you to contact your dedicated case handler through secure messaging, or even video conference at a time convenient to you.
Conveyancing FAQs
Need to know more about how it works? Find your answers here.
A conveyancer is a legal representative who deals with the legal process of the transfer of property ownership.
enact are a firm of Licensed conveyancers, which means we are regulated specifically to conduct property-related transactions.
Typically, the length of time it takes for a property sale or purchase to complete is approximately 16 – 20 weeks. However, sometimes this can be longer, for example, depending on the length of chain you’re in, or if something unexpected comes up in the searches or enquiries.
Read our guide to conveyancing to understand the process from start to finish.
As part of the conveyancing service, we will order searches to find out more about the property you’re purchasing. Typically, this will help identify if there are any potential issues, such as the risk of flooding. Also, when applying for a mortgage, the mortgage lender will insist that searches have been carried out.
There are searches which apply to all properties, however, there are additional location-specific searches available, for instance, if you live in a former mining area. We will let you know as soon as we can, whether any location-specific searches apply to your transaction.
Common searches include:
- Local authority search
- Drainage search
- Environmental and flooding search
- Location-specific local searches e.g. coal mining searches or tin mining searches
More details about searches can be found on our conveyancing searches page.
When you obtain your quotes for conveyancing you should expect these to be broken down by:
- Conveyancing costs (a basic fee that covers the solicitors time and expertise for processing your transaction)
- Disbursements and other costs e.g. Land Registry fee / Land Registry searches
- Stamp Duty (if purchasing a property)
More details regarding indicative fees and disbursements can be found over on our consumer information page and our conveyancing fees page.
Meet some of our Team
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Dan Title CheckerI have worked at Enact since 2015 starting as a conveyancing assistant and the company has helped me progress in my career. I like to get to know our customers so that we can help them with their needs and guide them through the conveyancing process.
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Lucy Customer Service Agent
I have 4 years of experience in the Remortgage Customer Service role, based at enact’s Leeds office. The training was exceptional and provided me with the confidence I needed to provide the best experience for every customer. Being able to keep people informed and offer help when needed brings a lot of job satisfaction.
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Andrew Technical Lawyer
I started working for Enact in 2007 as a Remortgage Legal Assistant and progressed to the Residential Conveyancing department in 2010. After a number of years gaining experience as a conveyancer, I now work as a Team Manager, overseeing a small team of conveyancers to ensure that an efficient and professional service is offered to all of our clients.
Not sure what to do next?
We can be contacted 8:30am – 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am – 5pm Saturday to discuss any queries you may have about moving home.
Help with Conveyancing
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