We'll help you to receive the compensation you deserve
Specialist Housing Disrepair Solicitors
WE WORK ON A 100% NO-WIN-NO-FEE BASIS
Is your Council or housing association refusing to make repairs to the property you Rent? Then you can seek disrepair compensation as well as make a claim for the repairs to be carried out quickly. Our Solicitors are specialist no-win no fee solicitors, who are fully regulated. We offer free unlimited legal advice and make the process simple for you by bringing a claim against your landlord asking them to make repairs within a time limit as well as pay you some compensation for the state of the premises.
We Win cases that other Law Firms can’t and we take on Housing disrepair claims of all kinds with No Upfront Fees. We have successfully recovered over £50 million in compensation for our Clients who have trusted us with their claims.
Therefore, whether you are renting from the council, living in social housing / housing association property or even renting from a private landlord, you will be eligible to bring a claim against and get monetary compensation for delays or failures to make repairs to the property.
TYPES OF DISREPAIR WHICH YOU CAN CLAIM COMPENSATION FOR
Some of the issues that form the basis of a claim include:
· Damp or Mould in the property
· Faulty electrics within the property
· Leaking roofs or damage to ceiling
· Broken Boiler / Heating not working
· Structural cracks
· Insect and Rodent infestation
· Damage to toilet facility or flush
· Damage to floorboards / walls / windows
· Issues with insulation in the property
· Problems with drains and gutters
· Damage or Decay to the brickwork
In addition, you can claim compensation if you or other Tenants living in the Property sustains any illness and it can be proven that the illness was caused by the disrepair. For example, if your landlord fails to repair the boiler and heater for months and you and other Tenants get sick due to the lack of heating by getting a chest infection, cough or other diseases.
Get Started Today
According to the law (Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985), you will be entitled to compensation if a landlord has not made repairs within a reasonable time and the property is in a state of disrepair.
The law which governs the relationship between a landlord and Tenant makes it illegal for a landlord to refuse to make repairs or delay in making repairs to a rented property. If a landlord has failed to make repairs to a premises which you rent and you have evidence of a request being made then you may be eligible to bring a claim for compensation.
Call us today on 03333 603300 to speak to our experienced, no-win-no-fee Solicitors with no upfront legal costs to you. Or CLICK HERE to contact us and one of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.