Who we work for
A works contractor for supported and sheltered housing providers
Providers of sheltered, extra care and supported housing can use us to refurbish flats and communal areas, deliver adaptations and carry out safety works while residents and staff carry on with daily life.
What do you usually need from a contractor?
- Works planned around residents' care and support
- Communal facilities kept available throughout
- Adaptations delivered to occupational therapists' recommendations
How do we work with you?
- Agree a working plan with the scheme manager before starting
- Brief operatives on the setting and residents' needs
- Phase works so lounges, kitchens and bathrooms stay usable
Which services are most relevant to you?
- Supported and sheltered housing refurbishment: Refurbishment of sheltered, extra care and supported schemes while residents and staff carry on living and working there.
- Aids and adaptations: Level-access showers, ramps, rails, stairlifts and extensions, built to an occupational therapist's recommendation.
- Communal area refurbishment: Entrances, stairs and landings refurbished: flooring, lighting, decoration, door entry and fire safety items.
- Fire door installation and remediation: Flat entrance and communal fire doors fitted, adjusted or replaced, with evidence for your fire safety records.
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 supported and sheltered housing providers 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.