Harmony Fire joins SFHA as a Strategic Partner
Harmony Fire Joins SFHA as Strategic Partner to support fire safety across Scotland’s housing sector.
The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has welcomed Harmony Fire as a new sector-leading partner, joining forces to support housing associations across Scotland in delivering best-in-class fire safety standards.
With a proven track record and extensive experience working with a large percentage of Housing Associations and Local Authorities across the UK—including many of the influential G15 group—Harmony Fire brings unmatched expertise in fire safety consultancy, compliance, and in-house construction and manufacturing capability. Their addition to SFHA’s partnership network strengthens the support available to our members as they navigate increasing safety requirements and strive for excellence in building standards.
As the housing sector continues to evolve in response to new regulatory frameworks and post-Grenfell scrutiny, having the right partners has never been more critical. Harmony Fire’s collaborative approach ensures tailored, high-quality solutions—helping housing providers stay compliant while prioritising tenant safety.
Expanding Across Scotland
Though Harmony Fire’s roots are in serving housing associations across England and Wales, their Scottish footprint is growing rapidly. They are now actively working with several forward-thinking organisations across Scotland, including The City of Edinburgh Council, Fife Council, North Lanarkshire Council and Aberdeen City Council — demonstrating their commitment to investing in and understanding the specific needs of the Scottish housing landscape.
By integrating consultancy and delivery under one roof, Harmony Fire offers a seamless, end-to-end solution for housing providers—reducing complexity, ensuring consistency, and delivering with efficiency. Their integrated approach helps simplify fire safety compliance for housing associations of all sizes.
28 August: Key Fire Safety Insights and Leadership Discussion
To mark this new partnership and to open a dialogue on the future of fire safety in social housing, Harmony Fire and SFHA invite members to a special event on Wednesday, 28 August 2025 at the Scotsman Hotel, Edinburgh.
This event will feature a high-calibre line-up of speakers and thought leaders, including:
· Dame Judith Hackitt, Chair of the Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety
· Peter Apps, Deputy Editor at Inside Housing and author of Show Me the Bodies: How We Let Grenfell Happen
This timely and thought-provoking session will offer SFHA members the opportunity to explore pressing fire safety issues, regulatory updates, and innovative solutions directly with key figures shaping the future of housing safety across the UK.
Full event details and registration information will follow.
A Commitment to Sector-Wide Collaboration
Craig McMillian, Business Development Manager at SFHA, said: “We are delighted to welcome Harmony Fire into our network of partners. Their experience and technical expertise will be an asset to SFHA and to our members, especially at a time when fire safety remains a top priority. We look forward to working closely with them to support the delivery of safe, compliant, and high-quality homes across Scotland.”
Luke Bedford, Director at Harmony Fire, added: “We’re proud to join SFHA as a partner and bring our specialist fire safety knowledge to the Scottish housing sector. We understand the challenges facing housing associations today—from evolving legislation to delivering safe homes that tenants can trust—and we’re here to help with clear, practical, and scalable support.”