WHITE HOUSE FARM SYSTEMS LTD

Company profile. White House Farm Systems Ltd is a newly incorporated Scottish private limited company (SC888071) registered at 10 Knockbreck Street, Tain IV19 1BJ. That postcode hosts roughly thirty-eight active companies and is the operating office of Goldwells, a Tain accountancy practice that explicitly markets startup, payroll and tax services. Other operators visible at the same door include Highland Seafood Ltd, Glenskiach Rope Access, Tarbat Bistro Bar and Invergordon Tours, which all point to a shared accountant-hosted registered-office cluster rather than a trading farm site. Declared SIC 71122 covers engineering related scientific and technical consulting activities and reads on a White House Farm Systems brand as an agri-engineering or farm-automation consultancy. Contact channels and how they were verified. - Website: no whitehousefarmsystems.co.uk or whitehouse-farm-systems brand domain resolves to this Tain entity. The White House Farm brand-fragment returns unrelated operators including a Buckinghamshire equestrian centre at white-house-farm.co.uk, an East Sussex caravan club site, a Whitehouse Farm Holdings Ltd in another jurisdiction, and a Sussex solar-installation case study at Whitehouse Farm. None share this Ltd-s Scottish company number or the Tain registered office. - Social media: no Facebook business page, LinkedIn company page, Instagram handle or X account has been published under this exact name and corporate suffix from Tain in the few weeks since incorporation. - Phone and email: no published landline or contact mailbox is attributable to this specific Ltd at 10 Knockbreck Street. The 01862 892465 number visible at that address belongs to Goldwells accountants and cannot be inherited. - Map presence: no Google Business profile, agri-engineering directory or Scottish Rural Development supplier listing exists at the Tain address under this name. The map pin shows the Goldwells office and the adjacent retail row. How to approach this company. A SIC 71122 engineering-consulting Ltd named after a farm and registered through a Highland accountant typically signals a director with an agricultural engineering or precision-farming background launching a consulting practice covering slurry handling, dairy parlour automation, robotic milking, livestock-tracking IoT or anaerobic-digestion plant design across Ross-shire and Sutherland. Useful first commercial conversations are with NFU Scotland and the Scottish Agricultural Organisation Society for client introductions, with Lely, DeLaval, GEA and Fullwood as parlour-automation OEMs, with SAC Consulting for white-label sub-contracting, with the Scottish Rural Development Programme grant scheme for Capital Items funding routes, with a Highlands-and-Islands Enterprise account manager for growth advice, and with a sector PI broker that covers agricultural-engineering liability. In my experience, Highland agri-engineering Ltds reach a recurring GBP 10k to 20k monthly fee book within the first year when they bolt a parlour-software dealership onto the consulting practice, so the next signal of trade will likely be a one-page Squarespace or WordPress site plus a personal LinkedIn rebrand of the director. Out of scope. VAT/tax details are not verified in this profile.