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Seven fields, and one line about the loft

The form opens a conversation rather than producing a price. The two most useful lines in the notes are what is happening to the house you are leaving, and whether the loft, garage and shed are coming too.

In a chain? Say how many households. It changes what we plan for and it is the thing people most often leave out.

Received.

We will read it properly and come back with a question or two before arranging the survey.

What happens next

01 You send this Seven fields, two optional. Put the old place and the loft in the notes.
02 We reply With the questions it raises, which differ a good deal between a sale and an estate.
03 Survey Free, in person across HA5. The loft, the garage and the shed before the rooms.
04 Written quotation Against a measured volume, stating what is included and what is not.

In a chain?

Tell us how long it is. Completion-day moves explains why we load early and plan to wait.

Downsizing?

Send the new floor plan if you have one. Downsizing covers what to decide now and what to leave until later.

Handing back a rental?

Say when the check-out is booked. End of tenancy explains why the gap between the two matters.

Acting for an estate?

Say so first — it changes the pace and the record. See estate clearances.