Lease Extension Surveyors

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Every successful statutory lease extension starts with a specialist valuation, and the expertise and experience of the surveyor behind it ultimately will have a direct impact on the premium you pay your freeholder. At The Lease Extension Company, our carefully handpicked panel of the country’s leading RICS lease extension specialist Chartered Surveyors work hand in hand with our specialist Partner-Level Solicitors within our of one complete, money-saving fixed-fee service. From your initial valuation to the registration of your new lease, we oversee every stage for you, anywhere in the UK.

Why You Need a Specialist Lease Extension Surveyor

To extend your lease under the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993, the premium you offer your freeholder in your Section 42 Notice must be supported by a professional valuation. Offer too little and your freeholder may reject it. Offer too much and you pay more than you need to. Leasehold valuation is a specialist field. Calculating the premium is undertaken using a set of quantitative formulas that include your property’s value, the unexpired term of your lease, your ground rent, relativity and, where the lease has fallen below 80 years, marriage value. It should also includes qualitative elements, judgement: knowledge of comparable settlements, recent tribunal decisions and, often, the freeholder on the other side of the negotiation. Not every surveyor works to the same standard, and the difference in quality between one valuation report and another can be striking. Our surveyors have been compiling specialist lease extension valuations for our clients since 2017, giving us an unrivalled database of evidence and a reputation freeholders respect. Because our valuations are so robust and often difficult to contest, our figures are often accepted quickly, saving you the stress and cost of drawn-out disputes.

Our Lease Extension Valuation Service

Your valuation with the LEC will be carried out by one of our panel of leading RICS Chartered Surveyors, each a specialist in leasehold enfranchisement and a member of ALEP (the Association of Leasehold Enfranchisement Practitioners). We have spent years selecting and continuously appraising our surveyors, because it is their work that secures your lease extension at the lowest realistic cost. Your surveyor will:

  • Produce a comprehensive valuation report for your property

  • Explain the calculation in plain English, including your likely premium range

  • Advise on the right figure to include in your Section 42 Notice

  • Negotiate the premium with your freeholder’s surveyor on your behalf

One thing to know: we provide valuations as the first stage of our complete lease extension service, not as a standalone product. Every statutory lease extension needs both a specialist surveyor and a specialist solicitor, so we bring the two together under one fee and oversee the whole process for you.

We Operate Nationwide

One Money-Saving Fixed Fee for Surveyor and Solicitor

Instructing a surveyor and solicitor separately means two sets of quotes, two sets of terms and, often, hourly rates that grow as the case goes on. Our fixed fee combines your surveyor’s and solicitor’s costs in a single, transparent price agreed before you begin. No hidden extras, and no surprise ‘meter running’ fees at the end of the process. You can see how our fees work on our fixed-fee pricing page, or estimate your premium with our free lease extension calculator.

How It Works

1. Valuation. Your lease extension specialist RICS surveyor values your property, produces your valuation report and agrees the premium figure for your offer with you.

2. Notice and negotiation. Our Partner-Level Solicitors serve your Section 42 Notice and respond to your freeholder’s Section 45 Counter Notice, while your surveyor negotiates the premium.

3. Completion. Once terms are agreed, our specialist lease extension solicitors carefully check and approve the new lease, complete your statutory extension (adding 90 years to your term, with ground rent reduced to zero) and register it with HM Land Registry. You will receive your own bespoke Project Plan, so you always know what is happening, what it means and what comes next and our Client Service Team will oversee the process.

Why Choose The Lease Extension Company

Handpicked specialists

Every specialist surveyor and solicitor on our panel has been chosen for their track record in lease extensions, and nothing else.

Leaseholders only.

We act solely for leaseholders, never freeholders, so protecting your interests is at the core of everything we do.

Transparent pricing

One money-saving fixed fee covers your surveyor’s and solicitor’s costs, agreed upfront.

Proven results.

We have helped many thousands of leaseholders extend their leases since 2017, across London and the whole of the UK.

Stress-free service.

One team, one point of contact and independently verified 5-star Feefo reviews.

Lease Extension Surveyor FAQs

Do I need a surveyor for a lease extension?
Yes, for a statutory lease extension. The premium in your Section 42 Notice must be supported by a professional valuation, and your freeholder will have their own surveyor acting for them. A specialist surveyor makes sure the figure you offer is realistic and defensible.
How much does a lease extension surveyor cost?
Surveyor fees vary widely between firms and regions. In London, it is not unusual to be quoted more than £1,000 for the valuation alone. With us, your surveyor’s and solicitor’s costs are combined in one money-saving fixed fee, agreed before you start. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.
Can I instruct you for just the valuation?
No. We provide the complete lease extension service, with the valuation as its first stage. The valuation, negotiation and legal work are closely linked, and managing them together is how we secure the best outcome. If you want your lease extension handled from start to finish, we will take care of everything.
Are your surveyors RICS qualified?
Yes. Every surveyor on our panel is a RICS Chartered Surveyor specialising in leasehold valuation, and we are proud members of ALEP.
When should I get a lease extension valuation?
If your lease has around 90 years or fewer remaining, it is time to start planning. Once the term falls below 80 years, marriage value becomes payable and the premium rises considerably. Extending early keeps your costs lower and protects your property’s value.

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