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.
Try our quick eligibility checker to see if you can claim compensation.
Each Claim May Be Worth £1000's
Housing Disrepair is a serious problem and can cause health issues to you and your family.
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!
At DisrepairClaim.co.uk we can help you to get the compensation you are owed and have the repairs to your home completed.
Discover If You Can Claim!Fill out our online checklist.
It takes less than 60 seconds.
If your claim is accepted, a member of our team will call you back to arrange a FREE visit to take images and assess the issues.
Our team will contact your landlord on your behalf, presenting the evidence and negotiating your compensation.
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.
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. Fill out our short checklist now to check if you are eligible.
No. Your Landlord does not have any legal reason to evict you if you have lodged a disrepair claim.
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.
Yes, you have the same rights as anyone else and can make a claim. Please fill out our short checklist to get things moving.
Yes, you must pay your full rent. If you stop paying your rent, then it will give the Landlord an ability to make a counter claim 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.