UK Residential Conveyancing Solicitor For Property Transactions: Award Announced

Jan 6, 2023

AVRillo Conveyancing was announced as the winner of the Gold award for Supplier of the Year: Professional Support at the Negotiator Awards 2022.

London,United Kingdom - January 6, 2023 /PressCable/

The newly announced Gold Award comes as an acknowledgement of AVRillo Conveyancing’s contributions to the residential property industry. Throughout its years of operation, the firm has maintained a record of zero negligence and zero financial loss to clients.

More details are available at https://avrillo.co.uk/free-online-conveyancing-quote

The announcement demonstrates the firm’s expertise in helping buyers and sellers with their conveyancing legal work to prevent financial loss. In the previous year, the award-winning conveyancing firm allowed 91% of its clients to move successfully.

When asked what winning awards like these meant to the firm, Tony Piccirillo, founding partner at AVRillo Conveyancing, said: “We work hard to make our staff happy. If we have good staff, the firm will improve, and the clients’ experiences will improve too. To have that recognized externally is important. It’s a pat on the back for us all and a big difference for new customers.”

AVRillo Conveyancing offers a 95% moving rate compared to the 63% national average, meaning that clients can move in two to three months and not lose valuable resources resulting from property fluctuations.

To prevent deals from falling through, the firm maintains regular communication using emails, SMS updates, 24/7 tracking, and calls to keep clients constantly updated. The firm offers a 60-day trial to clients that come through an estate agent, family, or friend.

The UK conveyancing firm has also been named The Sunday Times’ Best Conveyancers owing to its transparent pricing and up-front advisory system.

About AVRillo Conveyancing

Founded by Angelo and Tony Piccirillo, AVRillo Conveyancing offers clients a team of lawyers who are experienced in conveyancing and real estate law. In addition to property conveyancing, the London, England-based firm also offers lease extensions, leaseholds, property litigation, arbitration, and property publications.

A satisfied client said: “An exceptional firm of solicitors at a great price. The case was handled collaboratively, so my file was always being worked on, and the “call surgery booking hours” for communications were liberating. Things got done, hiccups were handled, and the result was achieved as painlessly as possible.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://avrillo.co.uk/free-online-conveyancing-quote

Contact Info:
Name: Tony Brotherton
Email: Send Email
Organization: AVRillo Conveyancing
Address: 257 Green Lanes,, London, England N13 4XE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-8370-3877
Website: https://avrillo.co.uk

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