Previously known as both Momentum and AMC, it has rebranded to better describe its expanded product range whereby it now offers a fully funded, part-exchange proposition.

Having originally acted for housebuilders and developers, it will now offer help to homebuyers moving into a new-build property by facilitating the sale of their existing house on their behalf.

The part-exchange proposition offered benefits homeowners who are struggling to sell their existing home or don’t have the time nor want the hassle of selling it.

Spicerhaart Part Exchange & Assisted Move works with the developer and homebuyer, cutting out the need to pay estate agency fees.

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The company arranges for two independent valuations on the property, as well as providing a valuation report to the developer before facilitating a cash offer to the homebuyer for their existing property.

Spicerhaart Part Exchange & Assisted Move also works with developers who offer their own ‘in-house’ part-exchange schemes by offering appraisals, comparisons and managing the sale of the existing properties from start to finish.

Neil Knight, business development director of Spicerhaart Part Exchange & Assisted Move (pictured above), said: “We have worked hard to provide a comprehensive range of services designed specifically for builders and developers.

“We now have a groundbreaking funded, part-exchange and assisted move proposition.

“Our teams work closely with developers to ensure they are able to add value and provide their customers with the best possible service.”