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Housing Disrepair Claim

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ARE YOU CURRENTLY RENTING
A PROPERTY THAT IS IN NEED
OF REPAIR?

We can help council housing tenants bring a claim to fix ignored repairs and receive compensation.

  • Free claim eligibility check
  • No win, No fee *
  • Experienced panel of solicitors
  • Specialist in claims management

Where do you live?

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England
Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
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Who are you renting your property from?

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1.png Housing Association
2.png Private Landlord
Claims can be made if you are renting through either a housing association, social housing or a local authority, and NOT a private landlord.

What issues need fixing?

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Rising Damp
Mould
Leakages
Missing or loose Tiles
Structural Cracks
Insects or Vermin
No (hot) water
Condensation
Other
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Have you notified your Landlord about the problem(s)?

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Yes
No
It is essential that you give notice to your landlord. That way you can give them the time they need to actually get the repair fixed.
You could be owed compensation so apply today to find out!

Seek Compensation From Your Landlord

Your landlord may owe you compensation if they fail to carry out repair work within a reasonable time, or if your house is unfit to live in due to poor conditions. ... If your landlord doesn’t agree and complete the required maintenance, renters can take legal action to claim compensation either during the tenancy or after it ends. The amount of rent that tenants can reclaim is capped at 12 months. Tenants can seek to recover the rent paid in the period of 12 months before the date of the offence being committed.

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What Does Housing Disrepair Mean?

Every tenant and their family have the right to live in a safe and well maintained home. Your landlord, whether that be the council or housing association, is responsible for ensuring any necessary repairs are made. Your landlord is responsible for ensuring repairs are made in a timely manner and to a satisfactory standard. If disrepair has caused you inconvenience, damaged your belongings or even made someone in your family unwell, you should be due compensation.

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What Unresolved Issues Apply to a Housing Disrepair Claim?

  • Water damage from leaks
  • Damaged or leaking roof and guttering
  • Broken or rotten windows and doors
  • Damage to any electrics
  • Broken heating systems and radiators
  • Mice/Rat Problems
  • Any other damage to your property no matter how minor
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Housing Disrepair Claim FAQs

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When you pay your tenancy deposit to your landlord or letting agent, they can’t simply keep it in their bank or savings account, they must follow a strict set of rules, which are bound by law of the Housing Act 2004 By law, your landlord is required to protect your deposit within 30 days of them receiving it. This is to stop landlords from using the deposit as their own income and to ensure that the deposit is protected when your tenancy is over. They can do this in any of the three government protection schemes 1. The Deposit Protection Service 2. The Tenancy Deposit Scheme 3. MyDeposits If they fail to protect your tenancy deposit, they are liable to a penalty of between 1-3 times the amount of the deposit paid. This amount will also be in relation to each breach of this law – if you have renewed your tenancy agreement and there is more than one breach, the penalty could be much larger. Even if your landlord failed to inform you where your deposit was registered within 30 days, you may be entitled to compensation. Our experts can quickly tell you whether you have a claim for compensation against your landlord. We work on a No Win, No Fee basis, and can begin your claim within a few hours. Find out how we can help with your Tenancy Deposit Compensation Claim today.

You can start your claim by completing the free online claim checker and providing us with your details if you qualify or schedule a meeting with us by clicking the schedule a meeting button. Once you have submitted your details only one of our solicitors will be in touch within 48 hours to discuss your claim with you and confirm you are eligible to make a claim. If you are eligible and meet the criteria to make a claim, the solicitor will send you their client care documents for you to review and sign before they can commence work on your case. The solicitors will write to your landlord and give them 21 days to respond. The landlord will either admit they failed to protect your Deposit and pay compensation or confirm your Deposit was protected and produce evidence in support. A Landlord may admit the Deposit was not protected and then try to negotiate the compensation payable, If the Solicitors are not able to reach a negotiated settlement with the Landlord then it may become necessary to issue Court proceedings, however rest assured the solicitors will keep you updated throughout each stage of your claim.

You do not have to pay anything upfront. During this claim, you are covered under a no win, no fee agreement, meaning if your claim is not successful you do not pay a penny. If the claim is successful and you receive compensation, the solicitors will charge you 25% fee of the compensation they recover on your behalf.

Quite simply, if your tenancy deposit was not placed in one of three government protection schemes then you have a claim. If your landlord did place your deposit in one of the protection schemes, they must have done it within 30 days, if they didn’t you still have a claim.

Our services operate on a strict NO WIN, NO FEE* policy, ensuring that you face no financial risk. You can have peace of mind knowing that we will exert utmost effort to assist you in obtaining the compensation you rightfully deserve for your injuries. Our team of seasoned lawyers and legal experts will provide comprehensive guidance throughout the entire process, from initiation to completion.

Your landlord is limited in what they’re allowed to deduct from your deposit, as technically it is still your money, and is only being held by your landlord. If any deductions are made, they should inform you and provide evidence of the cost. Only issues that have cost your landlord money can be deducted from your deposit, such as unpaid rent and damage to the property.

If you have unpaid rent, we will need to speak to you before we can make a decision on whether to accept your case. You may still be able to make a claim, depending on the amount of rent owed and the deposit paid.

No Cure, No Pay!

You'll receive a NO OBLIGATION consultation call from a representative to see if you qualify for the scheme to write off your unaffordable debt*. There is no obligation to follow the solution identified, and you will not be required to make a payment unless it is approved.

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