And tenants taking part will also have the chance to win £50 of shopping vouchers simply by taking part.

The repairs satisfaction survey helps shape the way housing repairs are delivered by North Lanarkshire Council’s Local Homes team and is open to all council tenants.

Des Murray, head of housing property services, said: “We are very proud of the improvements we have made to our repairs service which have been delivering a far better service for local people. We have invested heavily in staff training, new mobile technology and our Local Homes App, leading to huge improvements in customer service and our repair turnaround times.

“But we don’t want to stop there; we want to hear from local people about what else we can do to do improve our service. The best way we can continue to provide a first class service is by listening to the people we are trying to help, and their feedback is crucial in helping us identify future priorities and areas of investment.”

There are a number of ways that tenants can participate in the survey following a repair to their home.

The short survey is available to complete online or paper surveys are also available on request.

A recent Scottish Housing Regulator report identified the council’s Local Homes team as providing one of the best and most innovative repairs services in the country.

The partnership service between the council and Mears was praised with 88 per cent of tenants happy with the service they receive.

The Local Homes team is responsible for the care, repair and upgrade of 37,000 homes throughout North Lanarkshire.