Has your council or housing association continuously failed to repair your home or address any issues of disrepair for over a month after your complaint? you can legally get a solicitor to enforce the repairs for you and your family with no risk of eviction.
We work on a No Win No Fee basis* - A chance at justice shouldn't come at a financial cost. You only pay if we win your case.
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Fill out our form and we can help you find out. Remember you have a legal right to safe and habitable living conditions.
*We may receive a fee for introducing you to a third party solicitor, this does not affect any compensation you may receive. A cancellation fee may be charged by a third party/panel solicitor if you cancel outside the cooling off period based on the time spent on your claim. *Where the service is offered at No win no Fee, this means that a customer will typically pay 25% Inclusive of VAT of any amount recovered by a panel solicitor although this will be subject to your individual circumstances and the actual fee may be less than this but it will never be more. However all repairs will be paid in full. You do not need to use a claims management company to make a disrepair claim, you can do this yourself for free and if not successful you may be able to refer your claim to the Housing Ombudsman.
At The Housing Claimsline, we empower tenants just like you to reclaim your legal right to a healthy environment and comfortable home. If your home is in a state of disrepair and you’ve been ignored by your landlord, we stand by your side, connecting you with specialist solicitors who navigate the legal complexities and ensure you receive the compensation and repairs you deserve.
Our panel of seasoned disrepair specialists tackle even the toughest landlord resistance, leaving you free to focus on what matters most.
A chance at justice shouldn't come at a financial cost. You only pay if we win your case, so you can pursue a safer home without risk.
We prioritize quickness, working tirelessly to secure repairs and compensation. Don't waste another day in unhealthy conditions.
The compensation amount you can claim for your disrepair issues varies depending on several factors such as the number of issues and period of suffering. Get in touch by completing our form and we will contact you to provide any necessary information and address any of your concerns.
Yes. If disrepair affects your living conditions and your landlord hasn't fixed it a month after it's been reported, you may have grounds for claiming compensation. Consider consulting with a legal professional.
Our panel of specialist solicitors navigate the legal complexities and ensure you receive the compensation and repairs you deserve from your landlord.
You can claim for various disrepair issues that affect your living conditions and safety. Some common examples include:
Damp and mould
Pest infestation
Flooding and leaks
Roofs, windows, gutters etc.
Property defects
Japanese knotweed
Electrical issues
Heating issues
No, you cannot be illegally evicted for making a housing disrepair claim and you would be eligible to claim further compensation, further more we only assist council and housing association tenants. If you are a private renter your landlord may instruct tenancy eviction solicitors against you if you owe rent.
We can only assist with Council or Housing Association Claims. However should you wish to claim againt your private landlord, you can make a claim through the Citizens Advice Bureau or you use one of the two Housing Ombudsmans that deals with Private Renters. These are the Property Ombudsman and the Property Redress Scheme - the private landlord must be a member of one of these schemes.
We can only assist with Council or Housing Association Claims. However should you wish to claim againt your private landlord, you can make a claim through the Citizens Advice Bureau or you use one of the two Housing Ombudsmans that deals with Private Renters. These are the Property Ombudsman and the Property Redress Scheme - the private landlord must be a member of one of these schemes.
Rest assured, your landlord has the legal responsibility to ensure your property meets a reasonable standard of liveability.
This means they need to address concerns like leaks, faulty electrical systems, or major structural problems.
Remember, you have the right to a safe and healthy home. If you face any issues, communicate with your landlord promptly and seek guidance if necessary.
Yes. before you’re able to start a claim all issues of disrepair must have been reported to your landlord. Remember to keep the record of all your communication.
No you shouldn't withhold rent because of your landlord's failure to carry out repairs and doing so may result in possession proceedings against you, putting you at risk of eviction.
We work on a No Win No Fee* basis – to ensure that the tenant never has to put their hand in their pocket. Justice shouldn't come at a financial cost. You only pay if we win your case, so you can pursue a safer home without risk.
1. Start your claim
You start by sharing details about the issues of disrepair you are facing by completing our online form. Have any supporting documents or photos on hand? even better!
2. Your case is reviewed
Our panel of housing disrepair experts will review your case and will inform you of the next steps in the claims process.
3. Claim compensation
If we believe you have a case, our panel of expert solicitors will work with you to claim the compensation you deserve.
Complete our form and share details about your issue of disrepair and someone will be in touch to answer any questions you may have and help you with your claim.