The £965,000 works package involved the replacement of cabinets and worktops as well as associated decorative and electrical upgrades to 229 households.

The third of three phases procured via PfH Scotland, over 361 households have benefitted from the planned maintenance workstream since 2021.

Jim Cunningham, divisional manager of Asset Management, said: “We are delighted to have completed the third phase of this large-scale planned maintenance contract and thank East Lothian Council for their continued support over the last three years.

“Quality of workmanship, speed and efficiency are key drivers to undertaking works of this nature with minimal intrusion on the occupier and our teams, including our site staff and dedicated tenant liaison officers, worked ever so well over the course of the programme and I thank them for their efforts.

“We look forward to working with East Lothian Council again in the near future.”

Andrew McGregor, team leader of planned works from East Lothian Council, added: “Thanks to CCG for the past three years assisting our in-house resource in delivering new kitchens to the tenants of East Lothian Council.

“We enjoy a good working relationship with Jim and his team and appreciate the time and effort they put into delivering these works for us.”