Contact Us

If you have any questions, concerns or simply wish to speak to a member of our team then please either send us an email or give us a call.

Opening Hours:
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9am–7pm
Tuesday: 9am–7pm
Wednesday: 9am–7pm
Thursday: 9am–7pm
Friday: 9am–7pm
Saturday: 9:30am–4pm

NOTICE: We will do our best to respond to your enquiry as quickly as possible, but please note that on weekends and bank holidays this may take longer.

Head Office and Administration Centre

PLS House, 2 Aegean Road, Atlantic Street, Altrincham WA14 5UW

Liverpool

Exchange Court, 1 Dale Street,
Liverpool, L2 2PP

London

Office 1.09, 288 Bishopsgate,
London, EC2M 4QP
* This office is not usually manned

Please note: All post should be returned to our Manchester – HQ office from where it will be electronically scanned and distributed.
Appointments are required at all our regional offices.

Very helpful staff throughout the whole process of buying our home. Would definitely recommend!

Sarah

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This week, we are sharing a fantastic review for Lisa, who guided a client through the conveyancing process with professionalism, patience, and a level of care that left a lasting impression. From clear communication to meticulous attention to detail, Lisa delivered exactly the kind of experience every client at PLS deserves. “We had an excellent...

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Exchange vs Completion Practical Guide for First-Time Buyers 

Exchange of contracts is the point at which buying a house becomes legally binding: signed contracts are swapped and you pay your deposit. Completion is the day the remaining money is transferred, you legally transfer ownership, and you collect the keys. Before exchange, either party can walk away without penalty; after exchange, pulling out means...

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Mortgage Deposit vs Exchange Deposit: What First-Time Buyers Need to Know 

Your mortgage deposit is your total contribution to the purchase price (typically 5–10% for first-time buyers). Your exchange deposit is the portion of that money (usually 10% of the price), paid to the seller’s solicitor at exchange of contracts to make the deal legally binding.   Same money, two different jobs at two different stages of the home buying process. ...

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