HMORefurbishment

Fife, Scotland

HMO refurbishment and conversions in Glenrothes

HMO conversions, refurbishments, fire safety and licence works in Glenrothes (KY7). Free site visit and fixed written quote.

In short: we convert, refurbish and upgrade shared houses in Glenrothes, with a free site visit and a fixed written quote.
Area
Fife
Nation
Scotland
Postcodes
KY7
Location
17 miles north of Edinburgh

Shared houses in Glenrothes range from small three-sharer lets to larger houses over several floors. Whatever the size, we start with a measured survey and the council’s written standards.

What HMO works do we carry out in Glenrothes?

All 24 of our HMO services are available in Glenrothes. Each page below covers the work, the Scotland rules and regional prices.

HMO conversions

HMO refurbishment

Kitchens and bathrooms

Fire safety works

Licence and compliance works

Extra rooms and layouts

HMO rules for Glenrothes

  • No C4 use class: up to 5 residents can fall within Class 9 (houses), and HMO planning policy is set by each council.
  • Interlinked smoke and heat alarms under the tolerable standard; EICR before the first let and at least every 5 years.
  • Awaab’s Law applies to most private tenancies from 6 October 2026, with set timescales for damp and mould.

Scottish councils set their own HMO licence standards and planning policies. Every HMO needs a licence, so check the council’s standards before you design the layout.

Guide prices in Glenrothes

Regional adjustment for Scotland. Planning budgets: see our prices page.
ItemUK typicalLocal guidePer
Full rewire, 4–5 bedroom house£6,000 – £12,000£5,700 – £11,400house
FD30S fire door leaf into an existing frame, with seals, closer and hinges, fitted£300 – £600£280 – £570door
Ensuite shower room added to a bedroom£4,000 – £10,000£3,800 – £9,500ensuite
Shared bathroom refit£5,500 – £9,000£5,200 – £8,550bathroom

Nearby places we cover

Questions

Do you cover all of Glenrothes?

Yes. We work across Glenrothes and the KY7 postcode areas, plus the rest of Fife. Nearby places we also cover include Kirkcaldy, Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline.

Does a shared house in Glenrothes need an HMO licence?

Yes, if 3 or more people who are not from one or two families share amenities as their main home: every HMO in Scotland needs a licence from the council, lasting up to 3 years.

What HMO services do you offer in Glenrothes?

All of them: conversions, refurbishments, ensuites, kitchens and bathrooms, fire safety, licence works, electrics, sound and energy upgrades, lofts and extensions.

Planning HMO works?

Free site visit, then a fixed written quote itemised against your council’s standards.

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