Registered at 197 King Street in Aberdeen since 22 March 2022, Luban Homes Limited trades under SIC 43390, other building completion and finishing. That code covers the last stages of a construction project rather than the structure itself: plastering, joinery and fit-out, tiling, floor laying, painting and decorating. Firms in this category typically work as subcontractors to main contractors on residential and commercial jobs, and many also take on smaller domestic work for homeowners and landlords. A company incorporated in 2022 is young. Its filed accounts history will be short, and anyone weighing up sponsorship should look at what has been filed since, which Companies House makes public. Nothing in the register states the size of the workforce or the number of sites worked. A finishing contractor of this age is likely to be small, often a core of tradespeople supported by a thin office function, but that is inference rather than a stated fact. What the register does confirm is the immigration position. Luban Homes Limited holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, which means it can issue certificates of sponsorship and met the Home Office's compliance checks when that rating was assigned. An A rating can later be downgraded, so it is not a permanent guarantee, but it does distinguish the company from employers who hold no licence at all. King Street is a busy commercial route north of the city centre. The register does not say whether the address is trading premises or a registered-office arrangement. The name echoes Luban, the legendary Chinese patron of carpenters, though ownership and workforce are not disclosed.

Registered at 197 King Street in Aberdeen since 22 March 2022, Luban Homes Limited trades under SIC 43390, other building completion and finishing. That code covers the last stages of a construction project rather than the structure itself: plastering, joinery and fit-out, tiling, floor laying, painting and decorating. Firms in this category typically work as subcontractors to main contractors on residential and commercial jobs, and many also take on smaller domestic work for homeowners and landlords. A company incorporated in 2022 is young. Its filed accounts history will be short, and anyone weighing up sponsorship should look at what has been filed since, which Companies House makes public. Nothing in the register states the size of the workforce or the number of sites worked. A finishing contractor of this age is likely to be small, often a core of tradespeople supported by a thin office function, but that is inference rather than a stated fact. What the register does confirm is the immigration position. Luban Homes Limited holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating, which means it can issue certificates of sponsorship and met the Home Office's compliance checks when that rating was assigned. An A rating can later be downgraded, so it is not a permanent guarantee, but it does distinguish the company from employers who hold no licence at all. King Street is a busy commercial route north of the city centre. The register does not say whether the address is trading premises or a registered-office arrangement. The name echoes Luban, the legendary Chinese patron of carpenters, though ownership and workforce are not disclosed.