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Are you facing ongoing maintenance problems in your rental property?
As a tenant in the UK, you are entitled to a safe and livable home. When landlords neglect necessary repairs, it can lead to significant discomfort and health hazards. Our website is your go-to resource for all the information and tools you need to understand and file claims.
Understanding Housing Disrepair Claims
It encompasses any damage or defect in your rental property that your landlord is legally required to fix but has failed to address.
Common issues
– Damp and mold
– Leaking roofs or plumbing
– Broken heating systems
– Faulty electrical wiring
– Structural damage
Know Your Rights as a Tenant
UK law mandates that landlords must keep their properties up to certain livability standards. If your landlord does not make necessary repairs within a reasonable timeframe, you have the right to pursue a claim. This can help you get compensated for any inconvenience, damage to personal belongings, or health problems resulting from the disrepair.
How you can proceed claim?
Report the Issue
Notify your landlord or property manager about the problem in writing.
Document the Disrepair
Take photographs, keep a record of your communications, and gather any other relevant evidence.
Seek Legal Advice
Consult a solicitor specializing in housing disrepair claims to explore your options.
File a Claim
Your solicitor will assist you in filing the claim and negotiating a settlement or taking the case to court if needed.
Why Choose Our Services?
Our website provides detailed guides, resources, and expert advice to help you through the process of filing a claim. Whether you need to know your rights, learn how to collect evidence, or find legal assistance, we’ve got you covered.
In-Depth Guides
Step-by-step instructions on reporting issues and filing claims.
Legal Resources
Connect with experienced solicitors for housing disrepair help.
Tenant Support
Tips and advice on maintaining a safe and healthy living environment.
Take Action Today
Don’t let housing disrepair negatively impact your life. Utilize our resources, understand your rights, and take steps to ensure your home is safe. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us.
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It’s when a tenant takes legal action against their landlord because the landlord hasn’t fixed important problems in their home. This can mean the tenant has to live in unsafe or unhealthy conditions.
The amount of money you can get for fixing your disrepair problems can vary. It depends on how long you’ve been dealing with it and how bad is it. The easiest way to find out is to give us a call or fill out a form to claim.
Yes, you have the right to live in a house that is up to a certain standard. If your landlord hasn’t kept it that way, you can ask for compensation.
You can ask for compensation for things like dampness, mould, electrical problems, water leakage and damage. Just ask our team, and we’ll help you out quickly.
Yes, you need to let your landlord know about any issues you have and keep track of your conversations.
Your landlord is legally required to ensure your property is in good condition for you to live in comfortably. You don’t need to worry because it’s their responsibility to meet this standard.
No, your landlord can’t kick you out for that. It’s against the rules. We help tenants from the council or housing associations. If you rent from someone else and owe rent, they might use lawyers to evict you.
Yes, a lawyer can help make sure your claim is properly assessed and the right steps are taken.
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