If you fix property,
we can fix you a mortgage.
Whether you're a builder, plumber, electrician, carpenter, decorator, roofer or any other skilled tradesperson, we'll help you find the right mortgage without the hassle.
We understand self-employed income, CIS workers, subcontractors and limited company directors, and we know which lenders understand it too.

How we help:
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Clear guidance on how much you can borrow
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Advice on the document's lenders will need
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Access to competitive rates across the whole market
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Support for skilled trades
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A dedicated adviser from start to finish

The right mortgage. Nailed.
Finding the right mortgage can be hard graft, but that's our job, not yours.
While you're busy on the tools, we'll search the whole market, compare the deals, handle the paperwork and keep everything moving from application to completion.
You focus on the day job. We'll do the heavy lifting to find the mortgage that's right for you.
How we get you mortgage-ready:
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Review your income, accounts and tax documents
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Check how different lenders may assess your earnings
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Identify any issues before you apply
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Help prepare the paperwork lenders want to see
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Match you with lenders suited to your income structure
Tradespeople mortgage FAQ’s.
Can I get a mortgage if I’m a self-employed tradesperson?
Yes. Whether you're a builder, plumber, electrician, carpenter, roofer or any other skilled tradesperson, there are lenders who understand self-employed income. We'll match you with the ones most likely to accept your application.
Can I get a mortgage if I'm paid through CIS?
Absolutely. Many lenders accept applicants paid through the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS), and some will assess your gross CIS income rather than your taxable income, which could increase how much you're able to borrow.
How many years of accounts do I need?
Many lenders ask for two years of accounts or tax returns, but some will consider applications with just one year's trading history if your finances are strong.
Can I get a mortgage as a company director?
Yes. Depending on the lender, they may assess your salary and dividends, or even your company's net profit, which can sometimes increase your borrowing potential.
Can I use overtime, contract work or multiple income sources?
Yes. Many lenders will consider overtime, contract income and earnings from multiple sources, provided they're regular and sustainable.
What documents will I need?
This depends on how you're paid, but typically you'll need proof of ID, bank statements, tax returns or accounts, and, if you're paid through CIS, your recent CIS payslips. We'll let you know exactly what's required.
Can I get a mortgage if I’m recently self-employed?
Possibly. While two years of trading gives you the widest choice of lenders, some will consider applicants with just 12 months of self-employment.
Do I need a large deposit?
Not necessarily. Mortgages are available with deposits from as little as 5%, although a larger deposit can often unlock better interest rates.
Will using a mortgage broker improve my chances?
It often does. Different lenders assess self-employed income differently. We know which lenders are most suitable for tradespeople and how to present your application to give it the best chance of success.
Do you charge a fee?
No. Our mortgage advice is completely free. We don't charge broker fees for arranging your mortgage—we're paid by the lender once your mortgage completes.



