Scotland
Social housing contractors in Edinburgh
Works for social homes in Edinburgh, managed by one accountable contractor with resident liaison and evidence built in.
Request a quote in Edinburgh
Tell us about the homes and the work, and we will come back to you with questions, a scope or a price.
We can take on all 24 of our services in Edinburgh for City of Edinburgh Council, housing associations and supported housing providers, working to the Scottish Housing Quality Standard and to each landlord's own specification and timescales.
Who are the social landlords in Edinburgh?
City of Edinburgh Council is one of the 26 Scottish councils that still own their homes. Housing associations (registered social landlords) also own social homes in Edinburgh, and we can work for both.
Which standards apply to social homes in Edinburgh?
Social landlords in Scotland must meet the Scottish Housing Quality Standard, with energy efficiency rules (EESSH2) under review ahead of a new Social Housing Net Zero Standard.
Scotland's damp and mould investigation and repair timescales have applied to Scottish secure tenancies since 6 October 2026.
What does work cost in Edinburgh?
Guide prices in Edinburgh use the regional factor for Scotland (0.97). A kitchen replacement in a programme comes to about £4,850–£9,700, a flat entrance fire doorset about £2,350–£3,800 and external wall insulation about £9,700–£17,950 per house. Figures are before VAT where the source states it, and every job is priced after survey.
Services
What can we do for social landlords in Edinburgh?
Repairs and voids
Damp, mould and building fabric
Planned and capital works
Retrofit and energy
Building safety and compliance works
Questions about working in Edinburgh
Who owns the social homes in Edinburgh?
City of Edinburgh Council is one of the 26 Scottish councils that still own their homes. Housing associations (registered social landlords) also own social homes in Edinburgh, and we can work for both.
Which standard applies to social homes in Edinburgh?
Social landlords in Scotland must meet the Scottish Housing Quality Standard, with energy efficiency rules (EESSH2) under review ahead of a new Social Housing Net Zero Standard.
How do we appoint you for work in Edinburgh?
Through a below-threshold quotation, as a tier-2 subcontractor to your framework contractor, or through your own competition. Our procurement page explains each route, and we price against your schedule of rates or per job.