Housing Disrepair Claims Get the Repairs and Compensation You Deserve
What Is a Housing Disrepair Claim?
If your home has damp, mould, leaks, or broken facilities, and your landlord hasn’t fixed them after being informed, you can claim for:
- Repairs and restoration of your home
- Reimbursement for damaged personal belongings
- Compensation for inconvenience or health problems
Our team guides you through every step — from reporting issues to winning your claim — making the process simple and stress-free.
Common Housing Disrepair Issues We Handle
- Roof leaks or broken gutters
- Cracked walls or structural damage
- Faulty heating and boiler systems
- Faulty heating and boiler systems
- Plumbing or electrical faults
- Pest infestations
- Water damage or leaks
Your Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Any damage or problem that affects your home’s safety, structure, or comfort — such as damp, mould, leaks, or faulty heating — qualifies as housing disrepair if your landlord fails to fix it after being notified.
Yes. Most tenants file their claims while still living in the rented home. Your landlord is not legally allowed to evict you simply because you made a valid disrepair claim.
Every case is different, but most claims are resolved within 3 to 9 months, depending on the complexity and your landlord’s response.
If you’ve informed your landlord in writing and they fail to act within a reasonable time, you can start a legal claim. Keep all communication and photos as evidence.
Compensation is based on how badly the disrepair affects your life. You could receive 25% to 50% of your yearly rent, plus repair costs and damages for belongings.
No. We operate on a No-Win, No-Fee basis, so you won’t pay anything unless your case is successful.