At R Gordon Roberts Laurie & Company we have many years of experience and expertise in the sale and purchase of residential property. We take pride in offering a personal touch, and we use the latest conveyancing software to make buying or selling your home as stress-free as possible.
Our expertise and the high standards we uphold are reflected in our membership of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme. We were one of the first practices in Ynys Môn and Gwynedd to receive this accreditation.
We are also approved panel members for various banks and building societies, which is often a requirement for handling your conveyancing transaction.
We are proud to offer a bilingual Welsh and English service as required.
How it works
From instruction to completion, in four clear stages.
Instruction
Tell us whether you are buying, selling or both. We set out our costs at the start and a qualified conveyancer opens your file.
Searches & enquiries
We check the title and contract, order the searches, raise enquiries with the other side and, if you have a mortgage, deal with your lender.
Exchange
When you are happy with everything and a completion date is agreed, contracts are exchanged and the deal becomes legally binding.
Completion
The money is transferred, the keys are released and we complete the tax return and registration at HM Land Registry.
Common questions
Questions clients often ask.
How much will my conveyancing cost?
Our residential conveyancing price list is published on our Pricing page, and we confirm the costs for your own transaction at the outset.
Can you act for my mortgage lender?
We are approved panel members for various banks and building societies, which lenders often require. Tell us who your lender is and we will confirm.
Who will deal with my purchase or sale?
A qualified conveyancer handles your transaction personally. It is not passed to caseworkers or call handlers.
Can I deal with you in Welsh?
Yes. We offer a bilingual Welsh and English service, so you can use whichever language you prefer.
