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How do I report a repair?

Name: Ross & Liddell
Address: 60 St Enoch Square, Glasgow, Glasgow, G1 4AW, GB
Telephone: 0131 346 8989

To report a repair during office hours, please contact our Repairs team via Live Chat or by calling our office. For emergencies out with office hours, you can contact our main telephone line, where you can receive assistance from our dedicated out of hours service. See contact details and useful information below.

Head Office

60 St Enoch Square
Glasgow
G1 4AW
0141 221 9266

Lettings Office

89 Byres Road
Glasgow
G11 5HN
0141 334 3670

Dundee

Unit 21A City Quay
Camperdown Street
Dundee DD1 3JA
01382 201 535

Edinburgh

6 Clifton Terrace
Edinburgh
EH12 5DR
0131 346 8989

Ross + Liddell Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in relation to arranging insurance. Please see our Insurance Page for further details.

Property Factor Registration No: PF000196

Letting Agent Registration No: LARN1805012

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