Fees & Pricing
Professional, Transparent Valuation Fees
All valuation fees are assessed on a case-by-case basis, reflecting the nature and complexity of the instruction and the purpose of the valuation. This ensures that every client receives a service that is appropriate, proportionate and fully compliant with professional standards.
Fees are always confirmed in advance and agreed through formal Terms of Engagement before any inspection is undertaken.
How Fees are Calculated
Valuation fees may take into account:
- The type, size and nature of the property
- The purpose of the valuation (e.g. probate, tax, matrimonial)
- The level of reporting and analysis required
- Location and travel requirements
- Timescales and urgency
- Any specific legal or regulatory considerations
This approach allows each valuation to be priced fairly and accurately, based on the work involved.
Indicative Fee Guidance
As a guide only, typical residential valuation fees may start from:
£500
The final fee will depend on the specific circumstances of the instruction and will be confirmed following a brief discussion of your requirements.
What the Fee Includes
Unless otherwise agreed, the valuation fee will include:
Inspection of the property
Market research and comparable evidence analysis
Preparation of a RICS Red Book-compliant valuation report
Clear presentation of assumptions, methodology and conclusions
There are no hidden charges.
Payment Terms
Fees are payable in advance unless otherwise agreed.
Payment details will be provided as part of the Terms of Engagement.
Contact us
If you would like to discuss your requirements or request a quotation, please get in touch.
