Living with ongoing housing disrepair in your council or housing association home can be stressful. From leaking pipes to electrical faults, knowing your tenant rights housing disrepair options can empower you to take action.
What is Housing Disrepair?
Housing disrepair refers to a landlord’s failure to maintain your property to a safe and habitable standard. Issues include damp and mould, faulty electrics, broken boilers, and structural damage.
Steps Before Making a Claim
- Report the Problem: Notify your landlord of the issue.
- Document Everything: Take photos, keep records of communication.
- Allow Reasonable Time: Your landlord must act within reasonable timeframes.
When Can You Claim?
If your landlord fails to carry out council housing repairs after being notified, you may be eligible to file social housing disrepair claims.
What You Can Claim For
You can claim for:
- Damage to personal belongings
- Health impacts
- Inconvenience caused by the disrepair
Working with a Solicitor
A housing disrepair solicitor can guide you through the process. Many offer no win no fee disrepair claims services.
Getting Started
Visit https://councildisrepairclaims.com to learn how to claim for housing disrepair and get connected to legal help for tenants.
Disclaimer
This content is for general informational purposes only. CouncilDisrepairClaims.com is a lead generation website that works with regulated legal professionals. It does not offer legal advice directly.