Updated 9 October 2026 · 62 new leads in the last 30 days

Construction Leads in Aberdeen

Find construction leads in Aberdeen from new planning applications submitted to Aberdeen City Council, covering projects across the city from the West End to the city centre.

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Data sourced from Aberdeen City Council planning records and refreshed regularly.

62

New Leads (30 Days)

£93,548

Average Project Value

9

High Value Projects

Over £100k

Heritages

Most Common Project

Construction Trends in Aberdeen

Aberdeen City Council is investing 150 million pounds in its City Centre and Beach Masterplan, covering four major projects: the Union Street Central revamp, a new Flint Market, the redevelopment of Castlegate, and a comprehensive beachfront upgrade. Alongside this, Persimmon is re-entering the city's residential market with plans for 1,000 units starting construction in 2026, joined by commitments from Cala and Barratt, while Greyfriars House on Gallowgate has approval in principle to become 140 new homes on a former 1950s office block. Away from these schemes, the West End and Rubislaw keep a strong stock of granite Victorian terraces and villas, generating a steady flow of extensions and refurbishments.

Project Type Breakdown

Here's a breakdown of the most common types of construction projects in Aberdeen over the past 30 days.

Heritage
27
Extension
21
Garden Room
10
Loft Conversion
3
Porch
3
New Build
3
Garage Conversion
0
Dropped Kerb
0

In Aberdeen, Heritages are the most common project type, appearing in 27 of the 62 leads tracked in the last 30 days, with Extensions also showing consistent demand alongside Garden Rooms. Projects can fall into more than one category, so these figures don't need to add up to the total.

Most Active Architects and Planning Consultants in Aberdeen

The architects and planning consultants submitting the most construction-related applications in Aberdeen, based on recent planning records.

  1. 1Graham Mitchell Architects
  2. 2Thistle Windows & Conservatories Ltd.
  3. 3J.V. Carroll Ltd, Chartered Architectural Technologists
  4. 4create studio Architecture
  5. 5eb-architect ltd.
  6. 6Ian McGregor Architects
  7. 7Katrina Denholm Architect
  8. 8calder design
  9. 9SM - Architectural Design
  10. 10All Design (Scotland) Limited

Project Value Insights

Understanding typical project values in Aberdeen helps you prioritise the most profitable leads and manage your workload effectively. These ranges are a general guide to the scale of work involved. Individual project costs vary by design, specification, and site conditions.

  • £25k-£50kSmall extensions, porches, and internal alterations
  • £50k-£100kRear extensions and loft conversions
  • £100k-£250kLarge extensions and full property refurbishments
  • £250k+New builds and high-end residential projects

Higher-value projects are often found in the West End and Rubislaw, where larger granite properties support more extensive renovation budgets.

Recent Planning Applications in Aberdeen

Extensions

Single Storey Extension

Aberdeen City

£100k–£250kApproved

Change of use from dwelling house to guesthouse and erection of single storey extension and garage.

Single Storey Rear Extension

Aberdeen

£50k–£100kApproved

Erection of a single storey rear extension.

Single Storey Rear Extension

306 Great Western Road Aberdeen AB10 6PL

£50k–£100kApproved

Erection of a single storey garden room extension to the rear.

Wrap-Around Extension

39 Springfield Gardens Aberdeen AB15 7RX

£25k–£50kApproved

Erection of single-storey garage extensions to the rear and side of the property.

Rear Extension

32 Craigie Park Aberdeen AB25 2SE

Under £25kApproved

Enlargement of windows in an existing rear extension.

Loft Conversions

Loft Conversion

46 Camperdown Road Aberdeen AB15 5NU

£25k–£50kApproved

Replacement front dormer window and installation of a rear rooflight.

Loft Conversion

6 Thom's Place Aberdeen AB24 3EW

£50k–£100kPending

Listed building consent for installation of rooflights, new access door from an existing window, internal alterations and formation of a shower room within the roof space.

Loft Conversion

54 Faulds Gate Aberdeen AB12 5QS

£50k–£100kPending

Certificate for proposed attic conversion and installation of rear rooflights.

Other Projects

New Build

Roadside Cottage Newton Dee North Deeside Road Bieldside Aberdeen AB15 9DX

£100k–£250kApproved

Erection of a replacement dwelling house for use as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).

Heritage

14 Crown Terrace Aberdeen AB11 6HE

£100k–£250kApproved

Internal alterations and thermal upgrades to existing building with associated works.

Heritage

Queen's Villa 27 Queen's Road Aberdeen AB15 4ZN

£25k–£50kApproved

Installation of boundary railings, electric gate, and gate pillars to front.

Heritage

Aberdeen City

£50k–£100kApproved

Installation of replacement windows and internal alterations.

Heritage

Lower Kennerty Mill 8 Burnside Road Peterculter Aberdeen AB14 0LP

£100k–£250kApproved

Refurbishment works including roof re-slat, installation of rooflights, and internal alterations.

Data sourced from Aberdeen City Council planning records and refreshed regularly.

Featured Projects

A snapshot of recent construction opportunities across Aberdeen.

New replacement dwelling house for use as House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) with associated works. (Newton Dee Camphill Community Ltd.)

£100k–£250k

Roadside Cottage Newton Dee North Deeside Road Bieldside Aberdeen AB15 9DX

Erection of a replacement dwelling house for use as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).

Internal alterations to partitions, thermal upgrades to external walls, roof and basement floor, fire and sound upgrades to existing floors, dropped ceilings, installation of vents; windows refurbishments, rooflight replacement and associated works

£100k–£250k

14 Crown Terrace Aberdeen AB11 6HE

Internal alterations and thermal upgrades to existing building with associated works.

Change of use of existing dwelling house to form guesthouse (class 7) and erection of single storey extension and car park and garage to rear

£100k–£250k

Aberdeen City

Change of use from dwelling house to guesthouse and erection of single storey extension and garage.

Installation of boundary railings and gate pillars to front

£25k–£50k

Queen's Villa 27 Queen's Road Aberdeen AB15 4ZN

Installation of boundary railings, electric gate, and gate pillars to front.

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Planning Application Status in Aberdeen

46%

Approved

54%

Pending

0%

Refused

In Aberdeen, 46% of planning applications are approved, 54% are still pending, and 0% are refused. Pending applications can give builders an opportunity to make contact while projects are still at an early stage.

Earlier contact usually means less competition.

Based on planning applications submitted over the last 30 days.

Planning Approval Times in Aberdeen

Median approval time9 weeks
Typical residential projects9 weeks
New builds24 weeks

Among applications tracked by BuildAlert in Aberdeen, the median time from submission to decision is 9 weeks. Smaller projects like extensions tend to be approved more quickly, while larger developments can take longer.

Based on approved applications with recorded decision dates over the last 3 months.

Domestic vs Commercial Projects in Aberdeen

Domestic65%
Commercial35%

In Aberdeen, 65% of planning applications are domestic and 35% are commercial. Both segments offer opportunities depending on the scale of work you take on.

Demand for Building Work in Aberdeen

The City Centre and Beach Masterplan, together with the return of major housebuilders like Persimmon, Cala, and Barratt, is set to bring sustained new-build activity to Aberdeen after a quieter period for residential development. Away from these schemes, the West End and Rubislaw's granite Victorian housing stock supports a steady, more standard flow of extension and refurbishment work, giving builders exposure to both large-scale regeneration and everyday householder projects.

How to Win Jobs in Aberdeen

Contact Homeowners Early

Planning applications highlight upcoming work, giving you a chance to get in touch before builders are shortlisted.

Focus on Approved Applications

Approved applications can be particularly valuable because the project has cleared a major planning hurdle and may be moving closer to construction.

Target Higher-Value Projects

Filter by estimated project value to focus your outreach on jobs that match the size and type of work your business takes on.

How BuildAlert Works

Three simple steps to start winning more construction work in Aberdeen.

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Nearby Areas

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