Calm, carefully managed refurbishments for Edinburgh homes
Sweet Homes is an Edinburgh-based joinery and interiors company focused on lived-in homes rather than empty building sites. Most of our work takes place in tenements, villas and family houses, where careful planning and respectful behaviour matter just as much as the finished room. We help homeowners improve kitchens, bathrooms and key living spaces without chaos or confusion. Our work ranges from full room refurbishments to smaller but important projects such as hallways, box rooms, utility spaces and fitted storage. Whatever the size of the job, the emphasis is always on clarity, tidy working and calm communication. From the outset, clients receive clear written scopes and straightforward quotes written in plain English. We’re known for real-time cost tracking, so clients can see where they stand as a project progresses. If something unexpected is uncovered, options and costs are discussed before work continues, not after. On site, our team behaves like careful guests in the home. Floors and shared stairs are protected, work areas are kept organised, and everything is tidied at the end of each day. We’re used to working in close-neighbour environments and take particular care in shared stairwells and communal spaces. Sweet Homes specialises in: • Kitchen refurbishments for Edinburgh tenements and family homes • Bathroom refurbishments that handle moisture and daily routines properly • Fitted storage and joinery for alcoves, box rooms and awkward spaces • Small interior projects that make everyday living easier • Coordinated refurbishments across several rooms where a joined-up plan is needed Clients choose Sweet Homes for clear scopes, honest conversations about what is realistic, and a steady team who are easy to have in the house. We’re comfortable saying when we’re not the right fit, and we focus on work that respects both the building and the people living in it. All workmanship is backed by a 12-month warranty, and after completion there is a clear point of contact if anything needs adjusted once the space has been lived in.