All landlords must maintain the structure of their tenanted properties. This means that your landlord must keep your home in good repair, ensuring that you and any other occupiers can live in the property in comfort and safety.
If you have notified your landlord of an issue and they have not addressed it within a reasonable period of time, you could be entitled to compensation. Some common issues include:
Our team can help you get the compensation you are entitled to, with specialist property litigation Solicitors on hand to help. Our experts have experience dealing with many property damage claims on behalf of tenants.
If you have suffered due to your landlord's negligence, contact us today and find out how we can ensure your landlord completes necessary repairs on your home at no cost to you. We will only stop once you receive the compensation you deserve.
We offer a No Win No Fee claims service to help cover and ensure you receive the compensation that is rightfully yours. This means that you'll only be liable for our fees if we win your case and secure a settlement or judgment in your favour – otherwise, there is no financial risk to you.
The process of pursuing a housing disrepair claim can be lengthy and complex. To build a strong case, gathering evidence of the disrepair and its impact on your health, well-being, and property is crucial.
This can include photographs, medical records, and written correspondence with your landlord. This evidence should be collected and organised as soon as possible after you become aware of the disrepair issue.
It is also important to note that there are time limits for bringing a housing disrepair claim. You must bring your claim within six years of becoming aware of the disrepair.
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Tree root damage?
Vegetation suffocation?
Subsidence caused damage?
We recommend you seek legal advice from an experienced housing solicitor to ensure you understand the process and any applicable deadlines. Call: 0208 088 8770
Broken kitchen units?
Swollen / damaged surfaces?
Flooring water damage?
Blocked / overflowing toilets?
Non-flushing toilets?
Broken seat, bowl or tank?
Frozen / leaking pipes?
Radiator leaks?
Water damage to carpets or flooring?
Broken sockets?
Lights switches not working?
Constant tripping?
It can be helpful to seek legal advice from an experienced housing solicitor to ensure you understand the process and any applicable deadlines.
While a successful housing disrepair claim may provide financial compensation for the distress and inconvenience caused by your landlord's negligence, the primary goal is to ensure the necessary repairs are made to your home. Your claim can help highlight the issues that must be addressed, providing a safe and comfortable living environment for you and your family.
In some cases, landlords may initially resist making repairs or providing compensation. However, a robust legal case backed by solid evidence and expert representation can often persuade them to take the necessary action. It's essential to stand up for your rights as a tenant and know that professionals can support you through the process.
Pursuing a housing disrepair claim can be challenging but ultimately rewarding. Restoring your home to safe and habitable conditions and receiving compensation for your suffering can empower you to move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
In summary, housing disrepair seriously affects tenants' well-being and property integrity. If you have experienced any form of disrepair in your rented home, it is crucial to take action and seek legal assistance. Don't hesitate to reach out and discuss your situation – you may be entitled to compensation, playing a vital role in holding landlords accountable for maintaining safe and comfortable living spaces.
We are here to support tenants in their time of needs.