Housing disrepair claims
Living with disrepair your landlord keeps ignoring?
If you rent from a council or housing association, you may be owed compensation and the repairs you have waited for. Answer a few quick questions to see if you qualify. It takes about two minutes.
Free to check. No obligation. Your details stay private.
Nothing to pay upfront, ever
Every claim we take on runs on a No Win No Fee basis. That means if your claim does not succeed, you pay nothing for the solicitor's work. It is meant to take the worry out of standing up for a safe, healthy home.
Backed by a nationwide network of specialist housing solicitors.
We push to get the repairs done, not just the compensation paid.
Helping tenants across the UK for over a decade.
How it works
Three simple steps, and we handle the rest.
Tell us what's wrong
Answer a few plain questions about your home and your landlord.
We check your claim
A housing specialist reviews your answers and calls you back promptly.
We take it forward
If your claim qualifies, we press for your repairs and your compensation.
Pick the one that fits best. You can mention the rest to us later.
This helps us match you with the right specialist.
Choose the option that describes who you rent from.
A rough idea is fine. It just helps us understand the timeline.
Where should our specialist reach you?
Leave your details and a housing disrepair specialist will call you back promptly. On a No Win No Fee basis, so there is nothing to pay upfront.
Thank you, we've got your details
Your claim details have been received. A housing disrepair specialist will be in touch shortly to talk you through your options and the next steps. There is nothing more you need to do right now.
What happens next
We'll confirm your phone number with a quick verification code.
A specialist reviews your answers and calls you back promptly.
If your claim qualifies, we take it forward on a No Win No Fee basis.
Let's make sure we can help
Our housing disrepair claims are for tenants renting from a council or a housing association. From your answers, it looks like your situation may be different, and private tenancies usually fall outside what we handle here.
That said, every situation is unique. If you think there has been a mix up, or you're not sure how your tenancy is classified, please get in touch and our team will happily point you in the right direction.
One important step first
For a disrepair claim to move forward, your landlord needs a fair chance to put things right. It usually helps to have reported the problem and given them time to act, generally around six months, before a claim can be considered.
What we'd suggest
Report the issue to your landlord in writing, and keep a copy.
Take dated photos of the damage as evidence.
Give them time to respond, then come back to us.