Local knowledge
Property care is a local business. What a building is made of, who owns the roof and what the council will allow all change from one street to the next — so each area has its own page, its own trades and its own enquiry form.
City-wide property care
From New Town flats and Marchmont tenements to Corstorphine semis and Fountainbridge new-builds, Edinburgh property needs looking after by people who know what they are walking into. Lothian Property Care arranges the trades — you approve the price before anything is booked.
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Edinburgh property careShore, Bonnington and the docks
Leith is colonies, converted warehouses, tenements off the Walk and waterside flats around the Shore — three different maintenance problems in one postcode. It is also the busiest rental patch in the city, so a lot of the work here is landlord and between-tenancy work.
EH6 · EH7
Leith property careStockbridge, Comely Bank and the Colonies
Stockbridge property is largely traditional and largely protected: Georgian terraces, Raeburn-era stone, the Colonies and the tenements above the shops on Raeburn Place and St Stephen Street. The work here is careful repair in matching materials, not quick replacement.
EH3 · EH4
Stockbridge property careThe Prom, Joppa and the seaside streets
Portobello property works harder than most: salt air off the Forth, driven rain on seafront elevations and a busy holiday-let market. We arrange the trades who know the difference between a marine-exposed repair and an inland one — you approve the written quote first.
EH15
Portobello property careBungalows, villas and the old village
Corstorphine is house territory: interwar bungalows, post-war semis and village property along St John's Road. The work here is roofs, render, gutters, driveways and gardens — and because access is easy, it is usually among the most reasonably priced in the city.
EH12
Corstorphine property careTenements, villas and shared repairs
Morningside and Bruntsfield are Edinburgh's classic shared-building districts: stone tenements and converted villas where the roof, stair and drains belong to everyone. The hard part is rarely the work — it is getting the owners organised, and that is where we start.
EH10
Morningside & Bruntsfield property careThe old burgh under the bridges
South Queensferry's High Street is one of the most protected streets in Scotland, and the salt wind off the Forth does not respect it. Work here is careful, consented and planned — matching stone, slate and timber on listed buildings, with newer housing on the hills above.
EH30
South Queensferry property careOld villas, new estates
Bonnyrigg and Lasswade split neatly in two: handsome Victorian property around Broomieknowe and the river, and fast-growing modern estates at Hopefield and Waverley. We arrange trades for both — careful repair on the old stock, snagging and first-cycle maintenance on the new.
EH19 · EH18
Bonnyrigg & Lasswade property careMill town under the Pentlands
Penicuik sits high and exposed, and the weather writes the maintenance list: roofs, harling, chimneys and gutters tested by Pentland wind and rain. We arrange trades who know the town's mill-era core and its post-war and modern estates.
EH26
Penicuik property careThe Pans, Cockenzie and Port Seton
Prestonpans holds some of East Lothian's oldest inhabited buildings right on the shore, with Cockenzie and Port Seton along the same coastal strip. Salt air, old stone and pantile, and flood-aware drainage are the everyday realities here.
EH32
Prestonpans property careMining town, new estates
Tranent is growing fast: a stone High Street and former miners' rows wrapped in some of East Lothian's biggest new developments. We arrange trades for the old stock's stone and roof work and the new estates' snagging, drainage and decoration.
EH33 · EH34 · EH35
Tranent property careEast Lothian's county town
Haddington's Georgian and Victorian core is one of the most protected town centres in Scotland, and its distance from Edinburgh means planning ahead matters. We arrange local and travelling trades who know listed stone, slate and sash — and who book out further ahead here.
EH41
Haddington property careHarbour town on the North Sea
Dunbar takes the North Sea full-face: a harbour town of stone terraces and fishermen's housing forty miles from most Edinburgh trades. Marine exposure and distance shape everything — annual checks, batched jobs and trades who will travel.
EH42
Dunbar property carePalace, loch and the M9 corridor
Linlithgow pairs one of Scotland's most protected town centres with strong commuter growth. The old core needs traditional, consented repair; the newer estates need the ordinary cycle done well. Sitting between Edinburgh and Glasgow gives a healthy trade network from both directions.
EH49
Linlithgow property careAt the edge of our network
Falkirk sits beyond our home region, and we say so plainly: the network there is smaller, and where we cannot match your job we will tell you rather than guess. What we do arrange — tenement and terrace repair, landlord compliance, between-tenancy work — is the same standard as anywhere we cover.
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Falkirk property careLothian Property is a property information and professional-introduction service operated by Maybury Scotland Limited. Lothian Property is not an estate agency. Where requested, we may connect homeowners with independent estate agents and other property professionals. How we work.
