Who we work for
A works contractor for councils and stock-holding authorities
Councils that still own their homes, through the Housing Revenue Account, can use us to add delivery capacity to in-house repairs teams, clear voids and disrepair schedules, and deliver planned and building safety programmes.
What do you usually need from a contractor?
- Cover for gaps in in-house repairs teams
- Void turnaround and acquisitions for temporary accommodation
- Electrical, fire door and alarm remedials to statutory timescales
- Procurement that fits your rules: the Procurement Act 2023 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, or Scotland's own regime
How do we work with you?
- Take a trade, a patch, a batch or a programme
- Work alongside your direct labour organisation
- Return data that fits your housing management system
- Pay subcontractors within the 30-day terms that flow down public contract chains
Which services are most relevant to you?
- Void property works: Empty homes brought back to your lettable standard, with a clear scope, a price and a handover date.
- Acquisition and temporary accommodation refurbishment: Homes bought or leased by councils and housing associations, made ready for households to move in.
- Electrical remedial works and rewires: Remedials from EICRs, consumer unit upgrades and full rewires in occupied social homes.
- Planned maintenance and Decent Homes works: Programmes driven by stock condition data: components renewed before they fail, homes brought up to standard.
- Housing disrepair works: Remedial works on homes subject to a disrepair complaint or claim, scheduled and evidenced.
- Smoke, heat and CO alarm installation: Mains-wired interlinked alarms and CO alarms fitted to the standard required in each nation.
How can you appoint us?
Through a below-threshold quotation, as a tier-2 subcontractor to your framework contractor, or through your own competition. See how to appoint us.
Common questions
Do you work for councils and stock-holding authorities across the UK?
Yes, in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, to the rules that apply in each nation.
What accreditations do you hold?
We do not list accreditations here. Tell us what your supplier onboarding requires (for example SSIP or Common Assessment Standard, insurance levels, Gas Safe, TrustMark, MCS or DBS checks) and we will confirm in writing, before you appoint us, how each requirement is met for your work.