Discover today if our panel of housing disrepair solicitors can help you claim compensation.
Each Claim May Be Worth £1000's
Please note: You do not need to use us to make a claim. You can bring your complaint up with the Housing Ombudsman directly, for free.
The No Win, No Fee varies, but is generally between 25%-50%+VAT.
If your landlord is refusing to carry out vital repair work in your rented home, you may be able to claim housing disrepair compensation. Not only will this force your landlord to fix the repair, but you will also be owed compensation for any pain and suffering that the disrepair has caused.
Tenants are protected by certain UK laws. These laws ensure that you are safe from uninhabitable homes that fall below a certain reasonable living standard. Tenants should never accept unsafe, unhealthy living conditions.
Speaking to an expert Housing Disrepair Solicitor can ensure that your landlord listens to your repair requests. DisrepairClaim.co.uk have an expert panel of solicitors on hand to help you with your claim for disrepair. You can check your eligibility today, for completely free.
There are a number of scenarios where a claim could be brought forward against your landlord for housing disrepair. Some are more serious than others, but all are frustrating when they are not being dealt with by an unhelpful landlord.
We can help you bring forward a claim for housing disrepair for:
If any of the above applies to your situation, it is likely you may have a claim for compensation. Our panel of solicitors can investigate your potential claim with a completely free, initial consultation. They will ask for some evidence of the disrepair, such as photos or emails and texts to your landlord. If we believe you have a potential disrepair claim, we can bring forward your claim on a No Win, No Fee basis.
If any of the above applies to your situation, it is likely you may have a claim for compensation. Find out today by completing our easy to use eligibility checker.
Discover If You Can Claim!Do you feel ignored by your landlord despite raising concerns about disrepair? If so, we can help. You don’t have to settle for poor living conditions!
DisrepairClaim.co.uk can help both Social / Council Housing tenants in bringing a claim to fix repairs and receive compensation while doing so.
If you have contacted your landlord about repairs that need to be carried out but you are being ignored, let our experts help. Start your journey of getting your home back today.
Discover If You Can Claim!DisrepairClaim.co.uk can help many tenants who feel they are being ignored by their landlord, though certain criteria must be first. In order to qualify for a valid claim for disrepair, our panel experts will look for the following things:
If the above scenario sounds like you or a loved one, let our expert group of solicitors help. Find out if you can claim today by filling our quick and easy eligibility form.
Repair issues in your home can cause all sorts of problems for you and your family. If your landlord doesn’t fix your disrepair, you may suffer from both physical health issues and mental health problems.
You could also be left with damaged property, and forced to deal with many other inconveniences.
Disrepair compensation takes all of this into account. Our expert panel’s objective is to secure compensation for all of the troubles you have been put through and any harm suffered as a result of the disrepair.
The disrepair compensation you can claim is:
The compensation received can also cover your legal costs should your case go to court. Our panel of housing solicitors can inform you exactly how much you should look to recover when you start your claim.
Provide Details To Our Experts.
We Check You Are Eligible.
Gather Evidence Of The Disrepair.
Present Evidence, Carry Out Repairs, Receive Compensation.
The team behind DisrepairClaim.co.uk have made starting your claim as straightforward as possible. All you have to do to begin is fill out our eligibility checker. We will review your details, and get back to you as soon as possible. If we believe you have a legitimate case, we will start to build your case using evidence. If your landlord is ignoring your repair requests, get in touch today.
Many tenants don’t realise that the law provides them with certain legal rights in relation to what they can expect from their landlord. Having suitable living conditions is one of those legal protections for everyone in the UK.
Our panel of tenant solicitors can tell you, for free, whether you have an eligible claim. If you do have a valid housing disrepair claim, we will help you force your landlord to carry out whatever repairs need doing, and also get you compensation of up to £10,000.
To start the journey of getting your home back, fill in our quick and easy eligibility form.
Our highly experienced Housing Disrepair panel of solicitors can bring forward a claim against your landlord to ensure you have suitable living conditions. Many tenants don’t realise that the law provides them with certain legal rights in relation to what they can expect from their landlord. Having suitable living conditions is one of those legal protections for everyone in the UK.
If you would like to speak to one of the expert tenant solicitors within our panel, get in touch today. We can provide a free, no obligation review of your case, and offer all our Disrepair claims on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Check to see if you can claim today by filling out our eligibility checker.
In most cases, a letter from our team will result in property repairs being completed by your landlord. However, if the case does need to go to court it could take between 9 and 12 months to obtain the compensation. Our group of housing solicitors will inform you how long your claim should take at the beginning of your case.
No. All of the claims that DisrepairClaim.co.uk panel take on are brought forward on a No Win, No Fee basis. This means you don’t need to pay anything to us upfront, and will only need to pay our panel a fee if your claim is successful. Our panel of solicitors are happy to discuss this in more depth.
There are laws that protect Social and Council Housing tenants from being evicted for starting a compensation claim against a landlord. If you ensure you are not in arrears, you are protected from being evicted, even if you bring forward a claim.
Private tenants have fewer legal protections, and a landlord can serve you a Section 21 Eviction notice. There are numerous campaigns to end this, and our experts can advise you if you believe your private landlord may look to evict you. There are, however, legal protections against “revenge evictions”, and your landlord needs to go through a proper process by law. We can assist you if your landlord does attempt to evict you.
If the council serves your landlord with an improvement or emergency remedial action notice, you are safe from a valid Section 21 eviction notice for the next six months after.
If you’re a Private Tenant, Housing Association or Council tenant living in a property with any of the disrepair issues listed above, then there is a good chance that you are eligible for compensation. If you have informed your landlord and they have not carried out the repairs, you should get in touch as soon as possible. Fill out our short enquiry form now to check if you are eligible.
Your compensation will be calculated based on the length of time the property has been in disrepair, how many people it has affected and how severe the disrepair is. Each case is completely different and will be valued accordingly. We will also look at medical reports and any belongings that have been ruined due to the disrepair.
Yes, you have the same rights as anyone else and can make a claim.
Yes, you must pay your full rent. If you stop paying your rent, then it will give your landlord the ability to make a counterclaim against you for a breach of your Tenancy Agreement.
No, unfortunately not. You must be living in the property.
Try our quick eligibility checker to see you can claim compensation.
For Your Information
DisrepairClaims.co.uk do not give legal advice; Our service is limited to the process and administration of compensation claims. You do not need to use a claims management company to make a claim. You have the right to use the Housing Ombudsman to seek redress for free.
The No Win No Fee Success Fee for getting your housing disrepair compensation is based on which expert panel member we refer you to. Our panel consists of Satchell Moran Solicitors Limited, Bond Turner Limited, Smooth Commercial Law Limited, DW Marketing Limited.
The No Win, No Fee varies, but is generally between 25%+VAT - 50%+VAT. We do not have a termination fee for housing disrepair claims.
