Assessments at our high-rise residential buildings
We’re carrying out Single Building Assessments of our high-rise residential buildings.
These are new assessments, required by law, and are carried out by fire safety experts who assess the building and its external cladding system.
You can find out more about the Single Building Assessments (Scottish Government).
What buildings are being assessed
Assessments are taking place at our 14 high-rise residential buildings:
- Calside Court (Paisley)
- Camphill Court (Paisley)
- Gallowhill Court (Paisley)
- George Court (Paisley)
- Glencairn Court (Paisley)
- Gleniffer Court (Paisley)
- Hamilton Court (Paisley)
- Maxwellton Court (Paisley)
- Nethercraigs Court (Paisley)
- Provost Close (Johnstone)
- Rowan Court (Paisley)
- Speirsfield Court (Paisley)
- Union Court (Paisley)
- Williamsburgh Court (Paisley).
Assessments are also taking place of the buildings at:
- 46 Simons Crecent (Renfrew)
- 27 Ewing Road (Lochwinnoch).
When assessments are taking place
Single Building Assessments are taking place during 2026.
From January 2026:
- Gleniffer Court
- Nethercraigs Court
From Spring and Summer 2026:
- George Court
- Maxwellton Court
- Provost Close.
The remaining buildings are being assessed during 2026, and we’ll add the dates here when they’re known.
What happens after the assessments are completed
Each assessment takes up to 12 weeks to be completed.
Once they are completed, we’ll:
- review the assessments and the recommendations
- update people living in the building
- update Elected Members and the Scottish Government
- consult Scottish Fire and Rescue.
Home visits and information for people living in these buildings
Housing officers are visiting people living in each flat in our high-rise residential buildings to check their fire safety arrangements.
These visits are taking place over the coming months.
Fire safety at our high-rise buildings
Our high-rise residential buildings are designed with fire safety in mind and have lots of fire safety measures to keep you safe.
Read about the fire safety measures in our high-rise buildings and what to do if there’s a fire.
Contact us about these assessments
Phone your local area housing team on 0300 300 0222.