Contact Build-Able in Edinburgh & the Lothians
Tell us about the property, its location and the building or renovation work you are considering.
Build-Able reviews enquiries for homes in Edinburgh and relevant parts of the Lothians. Use the form for a home extension, loft conversion, property refurbishment, new build or another service listed on our Services page.
Include the postcode, the proposed scope and any drawings or photographs that help explain the property. This allows the enquiry to be reviewed before the next step is discussed.
Contact Details
Service Area
Edinburgh and relevant parts of the Lothians
Phone Number
Please do not include payment details or other sensitive personal information. Sending the form does not create a contract or reserve a project date.
Plan Your Building Enquiry
People usually reach this page when they have a particular property and a proposed piece of work in mind. A useful first message explains what you want to change, where the property is and how far the plans have progressed. If you already have measured drawings, planning information, a building-warrant application or a short specification, mention that as well.
If the design is still developing, the Architectural Plans service explains the type of preparation that may be needed before construction work can be defined. Requirements vary by property and local authority, so an initial enquiry should not assume that a particular consent is or is not required.
Details that help define the next step
- The property address or postcode and whether it is occupied.
- The rooms, structure or external areas affected by the proposed work.
- Photographs, surveys, drawings or specifications already available.
- Known access limits, neighbouring constraints or existing defects.
- Any planning, listed-building or building-warrant information you already hold.
- Relevant drainage, plumbing, heating, electrical or utility changes.
Scope, quotations and timing
A first message cannot establish a final cost or programme. Those depend on the agreed scope, design information, site access, property condition, materials, permissions and any specialist input. A site review or further documents may be needed before work can be priced accurately. Build-Able can then discuss what information is missing and whether the project is a suitable fit.
For smaller defects or upkeep, describe the affected area and when the problem was first noticed. Photographs can help provide context, but they do not replace inspection where the cause or extent is uncertain.
