Housing Disrepair
If you are a tenant of a rented property, your landlord has a legal requirement to ensure your property is maintained to a satisfactory standard. When you report any form of disrepair, your landlord is required to repair this in a timely manner.
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Start your free assessmentWhat is a Housing Disrepair Claim?
A housing disrepair claim is a legal complaint made by tenants, usually in social or council housing, when their landlord fails to carry out necessary repairs.
You can make a claim if your landlord has ignored repair requests or left you living in poor conditions, such as:
- Damp & Mould
- Blocked drains
- Defective boiler
- Defective brickwork
- Defective plasterwork
- Broken extractor fans
- Defective windows and doors
- Defective roofing or gutters
- Leaks, flooding or water damage
- Defective or dangerous electrical wiring
- Free repairs
- Compensation for inconvenience, health issues, or damage to belongings
This applies to council tenants, housing association tenants, and some private renters with long-term issues.
Check your eligibility now. Click the button below to find out if you qualify and we will help you make a successful claim.
What clients are saying
"Legal Advisor handled my housing disrepair case from start to finish. I received £4,200 in compensation and didn't pay a penny upfront."
"I was drowning in debt and didn't know where to turn. The team gave me honest, clear advice and helped me into an IVA I could manage."
"Professional, compassionate, and incredibly effective. My claim was settled for significantly more than I expected."
How it works
From your first call to a resolved case, here's what to expect.
Tell us what's happened
A quick, free call or online form about your housing conditions.
We assess your claim
Our solicitors review your case and confirm if you have grounds to claim, at no cost to you
We fight for your compensation
On a No Win, No Fee basis, we handle everything from evidence to negotiation.
FAQ
Answers to common questions about housing disrepair claims.
Start your claim
Tell us a few details and we will help you check whether you may qualify for a housing disrepair claim.
What Happens After You Contact Us
- Free initial consultation
We listen to your situation and explain your options clearly, with no obligation. - Case review & evidence gathering
We assess correspondence with your landlord, photos, and any medical or repair records. - We instruct on your behalf
A dedicated solicitor formally takes on your case and contacts your landlord/housing provider. - Negotiation or legal action
We pursue repairs and compensation, escalating to court only if necessary. - You receive your compensation
Once resolved, compensation is processed and paid directly to you. - Ongoing support
We keep you updated at every stage, so you're never left wondering where your claim stands.
What to expect, step by step
We keep every matter moving with a clear, consistent process — so you always know what's happening next and why.
- Initial assessment – a free, no-obligation review of your situation and the options available to you.
- Solicitor allocation – you're matched with a solicitor experienced in exactly this type of matter.
- Plan agreed – we set out the likely timeline, costs, and next steps before any work begins.
- Active case work – your solicitor manages correspondence, negotiation and any necessary proceedings.
- Regular updates – you'll hear from us at every key milestone, not just when something goes wrong.
- Resolution – we see the matter through to a result, and explain exactly what it means for you.
Common questions
A few things people usually want to know before getting in touch.
Our Services
A closer look at how we help.
Holding landlords accountable for unsafe or neglected properties - no win, no fee.
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