We have recovered £10M+ for housing association tenants suffering from mould and damp. No Win, No Fee housing disrepair solicitors dedicated to holding housing association landlords accountable.
We have recovered £10M+ for housing association tenants suffering from mould and damp. No Win, No Fee housing
disrepair solicitors dedicated to holding housing association landlords accountable.
If you are experiencing damp and/or mould and have informed your housing association or council landlord, then you could be eligible for both repairs and compensation.
If you are experiencing damp and/or mould and have informed your housing association or council landlord, then you could be eligible for both repairs and compensation.
WhatsApp us images of any proof of damp/mould or proof of contact with your housing association or council landlord.
Sending across imagery makes your claim instantly more viable and can speed up the process to getting your claim accepted.
WhatsApp us images of any proof of damp/mould or proof of contact with your housing association or council landlord.
Sending across imagery makes your claim instantly more viable and can speed up the process to getting your claim accepted.
From initial contact to successful compensation, we handle the legal burden so you don’t have to.
Complete our quick online form or call us to share the details of your housing disrepair.
Our expert solicitors review your case details and confirm your eligibility for a No Win, No Fee claim.
We arrange a professional survey of your property to document all defects and disrepair issues.
We get the council to make repairs and secure the maximum compensation for your suffering..
From initial contact to successful compensation, we handle the legal burden so you don’t have to.
Complete our quick online form or call us to share the details of your housing disrepair.
Our expert solicitors review your case details and confirm your eligibility for a No Win, No Fee claim.
We arrange a professional survey of your property to document all defects and disrepair issues.
We get your landlord to make repairs and secure the maximum compensation for your suffering..
We act for council and housing association tenants. Unfortunately, we cannot take on claims against private landlords.
To see if you have a claim, click the link above to WhatsApp us pictures of your disrepair and we’ll get back to you to see if you can claim.
Not usually. Landlords have a legal duty to keep homes fit to live in, including dealing with damp, mould and the underlying causes such as leaks, poor ventilation and inadequate insulation. Blaming tenants for “lifestyle” is a common response, but it does not remove your landlord’s responsibility.
It can take anywhere from a couple of weeks to several months, depending on how your council responds. We will press the council to start repairs without delay following our initial contact. You can rest assured there will be no delays on our part, and we will do everything we can to get the council to take action.
We are experts at recovering the maximum compensation for our clients. Your compensation is calculated based on the length of time that the property has been in disrepair, how many people it has affected, how severe the disrepair is, if any belongings have been damaged by the disrepair, and finally, if the disrepair has caused any illness.
Yes! You should still pay your rent in full. If you stop paying your rent, your landlord has the ability to make a counterclaim against you, as you would be in breach of your tenancy agreement. However, you can still make a claim for housing disrepair even if you are in rent arrears.
No. There are laws in place protecting council tenants from being evicted for starting a housing disrepair compensation claim against their landlord.
No, unfortunately not. You must be currently living in the property.
Under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act (1985), as amended by the Fitness for Human Habitation Act, both social (council or housing association) and private landlords are legally obligated to keep the property in a good state of repair. You have the right to live in your property without suffering due to disrepair. There is no need to be concerned as it’s their legal responsibility to act in your best interests.
About 97% of our claims are settled without our clients having to attend court. However, if needed, our experienced solicitors are not afraid to take your case to court.
We act for council and housing association tenants. Unfortunately, we cannot take on claims against private landlords.
To see if you have a claim, click the link above to WhatsApp us pictures of your disrepair and we’ll get back to you to see if you can claim.
Not usually. Landlords have a legal duty to keep homes fit to live in, including dealing with damp, mould and the underlying causes such as leaks, poor ventilation and inadequate insulation. Blaming tenants for “lifestyle” is a common response, but it does not remove your landlord’s responsibility.
It can take anywhere from a couple of weeks to several months, depending on how your council responds. We will press the council to start repairs without delay following our initial contact. You can rest assured there will be no delays on our part, and we will do everything we can to get the council to take action.
We are experts at recovering the maximum compensation for our clients. Your compensation is calculated based on the length of time that the property has been in disrepair, how many people it has affected, how severe the disrepair is, if any belongings have been damaged by the disrepair, and finally, if the disrepair has caused any illness.
Yes! You should still pay your rent in full. If you stop paying your rent, your landlord has the ability to make a counterclaim against you, as you would be in breach of your tenancy agreement. However, you can still make a claim for housing disrepair even if you are in rent arrears.
No. There are laws in place protecting council tenants from being evicted for starting a housing disrepair compensation claim against their landlord.
No, unfortunately not. You must be currently living in the property.
Under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act (1985), as amended by the Fitness for Human Habitation Act, both social (council or housing association) and private landlords are legally obligated to keep the property in a good state of repair. You have the right to live in your property without suffering due to disrepair. There is no need to be concerned as it’s their legal responsibility to act in your best interests.
About 97% of our claims are settled without our clients having to attend court. However, if needed, our experienced solicitors are not afraid to take your case to court.
