At Premier Legal Assist, we understand how difficult it can be to live in a property that’s fallen into disrepair, especially when it starts to affect your health and wellbeing.
We support tenants every day who are dealing with these issues and are here to make sure your concerns are taken seriously by your landlord.
If you've already complained to your housing association or council landlord but nothing has been done, we can help you take the next step, including making a ‘no-win, no-fee’ compensation claim where necessary.
Our dedicated team, along with our panel of experienced housing disrepair solicitors, will guide you through the entire process with clear advice and support. We regularly help tenants in properties managed by both housing associations and local councils.
If you’ve reported disrepair and your landlord has failed to act, you could be entitled to compensation and repairs. Simply fill out our quick claim form and a specialist adviser will get in touch for a free, no-obligation consultation.
What Are Property Disrepair Claims?
Claims related to property disrepair occur when tenants face issues in their rented homes that compromise their health, safety, or overall quality of life. Common problems include structural defects, mould growth, dampness, and inadequate heating. Tenants are entitled to live in a safe and well-maintained environment, and when landlords neglect their responsibilities, tenants may seek compensation.
Who Can File a Claim?
To qualify for a claim regarding property issues, tenants must meet specific criteria:
- You must be a tenant in a rental property.
- The disrepair must fall under the landlord's obligations.
- You must have formally notified your landlord about the issue and allowed them a reasonable timeframe to address it.
- The disrepair must have caused you personal inconvenience, health complications, or damage to your belongings.
Compensation for Property Issues
When a claim is successful, tenants may receive compensation for various factors, including:
- Personal inconvenience and distress caused by living in disrepair.
- Health issues resulting from the disrepair.
- Damage to personal property.
- Financial losses incurred due to the disrepair.