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Talk to us about your PCC
Call, email or send your project details below. Drawings and photos help us give you an accurate quote first time.
Before you get in touch
What helps us answer quickly
The more we know at the start, the more accurate our first reply can be. You don't need everything; send what you have and we'll tell you what else, if anything, is needed.
It's especially useful to know who has asked for the PCC (your buyer's lender, your own lender, a solicitor or a self-build mortgage provider) and when you need it by, because that shapes the right route for your project.
Not sure whether you need a PCC at all? Read PCC warranty explained or PCC for a mortgage first, or just call and ask.
Useful to have ready
- The site address and postcode
- Plans or Building Regulations drawings
- How far the build has got
- Number of homes or units
- Who is asking for the certificate
- Photos, if work has already started
Quick answers
Common questions before you get in touch
Is the quote free?
Yes. Quotes are free and there's no obligation. We review what you send and come back with what your PCC needs and a fixed price.
Do you cover my area?
We cover projects throughout the UK, from single self-build homes to small developments and conversions.
Can I email my drawings instead of using the form?
Yes. Send them to enquiries@onestopconsult.co.uk with the site address, how far the build has got and who is asking for the certificate.
Can you help if my sale is already held up?
We'll tell you quickly what's possible. If the home is finished, a retrospective PCC may be an option, but some lenders won't accept one, so ask what the lender needs first. See no structural warranty? for your options. Call 02475 095700 and tell us the date the sale is working to.
Do I need drawings before I ask for a quote?
No. Send what you have and we'll tell you what else, if anything, is needed. Approved plans, structural calculations and Building Control records help us price accurately first time.
How do I know if my lender will accept a PCC?
Ask your lender, broker or solicitor before you start, as acceptance is up to each lender. Our PCC for a mortgage guide explains what lenders look at and what to ask.