Repairs and maintenance between tenancies
Day-to-day repairs, planned upkeep and end-of-tenancy resets — arranged around your tenants, with photographs of the finished work for your records.
For Edinburgh landlords
One place to keep a rental property safe, compliant and lettable. We arrange the repairs, safety certificates, HMO compliance work and void turnarounds your Edinburgh rental needs — with named, insured local trades and a written quote you approve before anything is booked.
Tell us about the property
A short form — what needs doing, where it is and how to reach you. Two minutes, no obligation.
We call you within 24 hours
A real person rings to understand the job properly and answer your questions.
Named local trades quote
Up to three approved, insured local businesses are introduced. You know exactly who will contact you before they do.
You approve the price
Written quotes come back to you first. Nothing is booked and nothing is charged until you say yes.
Day-to-day repairs, planned upkeep and end-of-tenancy resets — arranged around your tenants, with photographs of the finished work for your records.
Gas safety, electrical installation condition reports, PAT testing, smoke and heat alarms and carbon monoxide detectors — scoped with the Scottish Repairing Standard in mind, so nothing lapses quietly.
For houses in multiple occupation: the physical work a licence inspection looks at — fire doors, alarms, emergency lighting and general condition — carried out by trades who know what Edinburgh's licensing team expects.
Clearance, deep clean, decoration and repairs between tenants, coordinated as one job so the property is back on the market in days rather than weeks.
If you live away from Edinburgh, we inspect, photograph and report — and only spend money you have approved in writing.
Edinburgh's rental stock is not one thing — a New Town flat, a Leith conversion and a Marchmont HMO each need different handling. Our network works across every Edinburgh postcode district.
Tenement flats, listed buildings and factor coordination
Conversions, colony housing and busy rental streets
Conservation-area rules and traditional sash-and-case stock
HMO flats popular with students and young professionals
Holiday-let changeovers and salt-air exterior upkeep
Family rentals and post-war housing
Bands are guides drawn from comparable local work. The real figure always comes back as a written quote from a named business before anything is booked.
£75–£140
The annual gas safety check every Scottish landlord must hold, with the certificate filed against the property.
£140–£320
The five-yearly EICR plus a portable appliance check, as required for a Scottish private tenancy.
£220–£480
Alarms brought up to the Scottish standard: interlinked smoke alarms, a heat alarm in the kitchen and a CO alarm where needed.
£150–£350
A room-by-room check against the Repairing Standard, with a prioritised list of what must be fixed and what can wait.
£160–£420
A batch of small tenant-reported repairs handled in one visit, with the tenant contacted directly to arrange access.
£650–£3,200
Fire doors, emergency lighting and signage brought to the standard City of Edinburgh Council licensing expects.
£95–£220
A photographed check-out that stands up at the deposit scheme if there is a dispute.
£75–£150
A new Energy Performance Certificate with practical notes on lifting the rating.
Lothian 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.