Housing Disrepair Law

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After months of our council housing association ignoring our complaints about the severe damp and black mould in our kids’ bedroom, these guys stepped in. Within weeks, the repairs were fully carried out and we received the compensation we deserved.

– Linkon Kris

Your Justice Is Our Priority

Every tenant has the legal right to a safe and habitable home. When council or housing association landlords fail to fix serious disrepair such as damp, mould, leaks, or structural issues, you are entitled to force repairs and claim compensation under UK housing law.

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Primary Practice Areas

Damp, Mould & Structural Disrepair

We help tenants suffering from persistent damp, black mould, leaking roofs, and structural problems. We force landlords to carry out urgent repairs and secure compensation for health issues and damaged belongings.

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Enforcing Landlord Repairs

Using strong tenant rights laws and pre-action protocols, we legally compel councils and housing associations to complete essential repairs within strict deadlines while protecting your interests.

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Maximum Compensation Claims

Claim full compensation for ruined furniture, higher energy bills, loss of amenity, stress, and health problems (asthma, skin conditions etc.) caused by long-term housing disrepair.

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Why Renters Trust Us to Fight For Them 100% No Win, No Fee Guarantee

We eliminate all financial risk. Our legal fees are recovered directly from your landlord upon a successful claim. If your claim doesn’t succeed, you don’t pay us a penny.

Primary Practices

If you are a social housing or council tenant and have been complaining about outstanding repairs for 4 weeks or more, you are eligible to claim.

  • Criminal Law
  • Business Law
  • Family Law

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We eliminate all financial risk. Our legal fees are recovered directly from your landlord upon a successful claim. If your claim doesn’t succeed, you don’t pay us a penny.

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