About Sweet Homes Edinburgh

How Sweet Homes works

We work in Edinburgh tenements and villas. Most projects are Victorian flats in Marchmont or Stockbridge, with some Georgian and listed-building work in the New Town. Every project begins with a scope written in plain English, broken into sections, with what is included and what is not set out line by line. Where joinery is built and test-assembled in our off-site workshop, it reduces the noisy and dusty work needed in your home. Sites are kept tidy for health and safety, swept regularly, with waste and supplies managed appropriately.

Tell us about your project

Send your enquiry by form or email. We will reply and arrange a follow-up call, with a site visit where useful. Or read the Edinburgh renovation cost guide first.

Brunon Rogowski, founder

Brunon Rogowski manages the business and looks after operations; the hands-on team handles the daily processes on site. The standard the team works to is one Brunon spent fourteen years on Edinburgh building sites learning to recognise, mostly in shared stairs and period flats. Before the sites, he spent six years at Apple Developer Connection, fielding something close to a hundred thousand calls from software developers whose code had broken at two in the morning.

Anna Osicka-Rogowska, finance and operations

Anna Osicka-Rogowska manages the Sweet Homes finance team. She has a science degree, and the team works to the same kind of method. The systems that decide whether a renovation feels calm or chaotic, from the way a quote is itemised to the way a supplier delay is handled before it reaches the client, are run by her team.

Beyond Sweet Homes

Alongside the building firm, we run cooltake, a small consultancy that helps other trades and small firms use AI for the everyday admin. A lot of what we learned came from automating our own quotes, invoices and enquiries first, and it feeds straight back into how we run jobs here.