- £55.1m paid out within the last 5 yrs
- £55.1m paid out within the last 5 yrs
- £55.1m paid out within the last 5 yrs
Our specialist housing lawyers help tenants hold landlords accountable for unsafe living conditions. Secure the repairs you need and the compensation you deserve.
Landlords have a legal duty to provide safe, habitable living conditions. When they fail to maintain your home, they aren’t just neglecting property they are breaching your legal rights. Compensation is awarded for distress, inconvenience, and damage to health or belongings.
Health-threatening moisture buildup.
Lack of heating or hot water.
Cracks, leaks, or roof issues.
Unsanitary vermin or insect issues.
We’ve streamlined the legal process to make it as stress-free as possible for you. Here is how we win your case.
Complete our 60-second eligibility form to see if your case meets the legal criteria for a claim.
Our legal experts review your evidence and provide a free consultation to outline your claim's potential value.
We handle all the paperwork and negotiations. You receive your repairs and your compensation settlement.
If we don’t win your claim, you don’t pay a penny in legal fees. Complete peace of mind with zero financial risk to you.
*No Win No Fee is subject to our client care and funding terms.
A housing disrepair claim is a legal process where a tenant sues their landlord for failing to maintain the property to a safe and habitable standard. This can result in the landlord being forced to carry out repairs and paying compensation to the tenant.
Timelines vary depending on the severity of the disrepair and the landlord’s response. Most claims are settled within 6 to 12 months, though repairs can often be negotiated much sooner.
No. You are protected by law from “retaliatory eviction.” It is illegal for a landlord to evict a tenant simply because they requested repairs or started a legal claim to enforce their rights.
Join thousands of tenants who have successfully reclaimed their homes and received the compensation they were owed.
IMPORTANT – You do not have to use the services of a claims management company. You can contact the Housing Ombudsman Service and manage the process yourself for free.