Once you complete the form above to book a property valuation, your local JNP branch valuation manager will attempt to reach you using the contact details you have provided.

We aim to contact you within 24 hours of submitting the form to confirm a time suitable for the property valuation.

Our expert valuers can conduct sales valuations and rental valuations. If you are unsure of whether to sell or let, they will be able to help with both. You can book a property valuation by completing the form above and selecting the type of valuation you are interested in. 

A remortgage valuation is different to sales valuation. If you are looking for a property valuation for a remortgage then it would be better to speak to a mortgage provider about getting a remortgage valuation.

If you are looking for mortgage advice, JNP partner with Embrace Financial Services.

The valuation manager will be looking at a number of factors when valuing your property. This will include things like location, number of rooms including bedrooms and bathrooms, if there is a study or outside office space. 

They will also be looking at the external and internal presentation of the property as well as the structural condition of the property. 

If you have any different features in your property such as underfloor heating, energy recovery schemes, additional land or parking options then you can share that with the valuation manager at the valuation. 

At JNP we offer property valuations free of charge. There will be a fee to sell your property, but this is only paid once the sale completes so you can be sure we're working on your sale all through the process. 

An estate agent valuation is typically more accurate than an online estimate because it takes into account your property's condition, presentation, improvements, location and current market demand. An in-person valuation allows a local expert to assess factors that automated valuation tools cannot.

A free property valuation includes an assessment of your property's location, size, condition, features and recent comparable sales in the local area. Your valuer will discuss the current market, provide an estimated sale or rental value and explain the next steps should you decide to sell or let your property.

Your property's asking price is based on recent sales of similar homes, local market conditions, buyer demand, location, property condition and current competition from other properties on the market. Your valuer will recommend a realistic marketing price designed to attract buyers while maximising value.

Yes. If you're deciding whether to sell or let your property, we can provide both a sales valuation and a rental valuation. This allows you to compare your options and make an informed decision based on current market conditions.

Most property valuations take between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the size and type of property. This gives the valuer enough time to assess the property, discuss any improvements you have made and answer any questions you may have about selling or letting.

There is no need to make major changes before a valuation, but presenting your property well can help ensure your valuer gains a complete understanding of its condition and features. It can be useful to prepare information about any renovations, extensions or improvements you have made.

Home improvements can have a positive impact on your property's value. Features such as modern kitchens and bathrooms, extensions, loft conversions, energy-efficient upgrades and well-maintained outdoor spaces may increase buyer appeal and market value.

Yes, wherever possible. Being present allows you to show the valuer around your property, highlight improvements and ask questions about the local market, expected timescales and your next steps if you decide to sell or let.

In most cases, marketing can begin shortly after your valuation. Once photographs, floor plans and marketing materials have been prepared, your property can be listed and promoted to buyers or tenants.

No. A free property valuation is provided without obligation. Receiving a valuation does not mean you have to instruct us to sell or let your property. The decision is entirely yours.