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BlogsHelpful Advice On Housing Disrepair Claims
Plain English guides on damp, mould, leaks, repairs, tenant rights and compensation for council and housing association tenants in England and Wales.
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Plain English guides and tools written for council and housing association tenants in England and Wales. No legal jargon, no promises about what your claim is worth, just what the law actually says and what you can do about it.
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Landlord Repair Responsibilities: What They Must Fix and How Fast
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How Long Does a Housing Disrepair Claim Take? The Real Timeline for Council and Housing Association Tenants
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How to Complain to the Housing Ombudsman
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Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 Explained
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Can I Sue My Landlord for Not Doing Repairs? A Guide for Council and Housing Association Tenants
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Damp and Mould in a Rented Home: Your Rights and Compensation
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No Win No Fee Housing Disrepair Claims: What It Actually Costs
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How Much Compensation for Housing Disrepair? A Guide for Council and Housing Association Tenants
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Awaab's Law Explained: A Tenant's Guide to Your New Rights
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Housing Disrepair Claims: The Complete Guide for Council and Housing Association Tenants
See what a claim like yours could be worthPut in your rent and how long the problem has gone unfixed, and get a rough range in about twenty seconds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you rent from the council or a housing association and your home has serious issues like damp, mould, leaks, heating problems, or structural damage that haven't been resolved, you may be able to make a claim. Your landlord has a legal duty to maintain the property.