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Is your council property in disrepair? You Could be entitled to Thousands of Pound in Compensation. 💷💷💷
If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.
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Is your landlord delaying repairs on your property? Get Help Today! We assist in sourcing you legal help for housing disrepairs, Including Cladding, Mould, Damp, Rodent infestation, Boilers and more. You could claim compensation

Is your council property in disrepair? You Could be entitled to Thousands of Pound in Compensation. 💷💷💷
If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.
www.housinghelper.co.uk
Direct message, visit housinghelper.co.uk or email us information about your claim to [email protected]

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation.

If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

Is your council property in disrepair? You Could be entitled to Thousands of Pound in Compensation. 💷💷💷

If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.
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Did you know that if your Landlord/Council refuse to fix the property, you can force them to do the work and also may be entitled to claim compensation? You can receive compensation for a number of different reasons when bringing a Housing Disrepair claim.

We are highly experienced in helping people who have suffered because of failures on the part of their landlord, especially against local councils and housing associations. We understand that making a claim against your landlord may appear daunting at first, but we are here to make sure the process remains as straightforward and stress-free as possible. We will guide you through the entire process, providing the assistance you require every step of the way.

The amount of compensation you will receive depends on the severity of the disrepair, how long the disrepair has been present, and the effect on you as an individual.

Give our team a message or email us at [email protected]

Will my landlord evict me if I made a claim against them?
This is an understandable concern given the circumstances, but if you are a tenant in a housing association or council house, then your landlord cannot evict you for bringing a housing disrepair claim against them unless you are in arrears without a payment plan in place.

The law differs if you are in private rented accommodation, as a landlord can serve a Section 21 eviction notice which will let them evict you as a tenant without giving specific reasons. We can help you with any enquiries you may have.

Direct message us or email at [email protected] to discuss your property today

Did your landlord put your deposit in a government-backed deposit protection scheme?
If not, you could be owed compensation.

The minimum compensation amount you could be entitled to be three times the deposit amount paid.

To find out if your deposit was paid into one of the three government-backed schemes use our messenger link or email our team at [email protected]

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation.

If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

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Councils spend £45m on legal disrepair claims in four years Inside Housing, news, analysis, and comment about the social housing sector in the UK.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation.

If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

Did your landlord put your deposit in a government-backed deposit protection scheme?
If not, you could be owed compensation.

What is a Tenancy Deposit Claim?
Your landlord must have put your deposit in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme (TDP) if you rent your home on an assured shorthold tenancy that started after 6 April 2007. In England and Wales your deposit can be registered with the following; Deposit Protection Service, MyDeposits - including deposits that were held by Capita or the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.
If your deposit was not placed into one of these schemes or was not paid in within 30 days of receiving it, then you could make a claim and be owed compensation.
The minimum compensation amount you could be entitled to is three times the deposit amount paid.

To find out if your deposit was paid into one of the three government-backed schemes.
for more information use our messenger link or email our team at [email protected]

If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant. Send us a message directly or email our team at [email protected]

Did your landlord put your deposit in a government-backed deposit protection scheme?
If not, you could be owed compensation.

What is a Tenancy Deposit Claim?
Your landlord must have put your deposit in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme (TDP) if you rent your home on an assured shorthold tenancy that started after 6 April 2007. In England and Wales your deposit can be registered with the following; Deposit Protection Service, MyDeposits - including deposits that were held by Capita or the Tenancy Deposit Scheme.

If your deposit was not placed into one of these schemes or was not paid in within 30 days of receiving it, then you could make a claim and be owed compensation.

The minimum compensation amount you could be entitled to is three times the deposit amount paid. To find out if your deposit was paid into one of the three government-backed schemes.

for more information use our messenger link or email our team at [email protected]

If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

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If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

Claim types can include:

-Cladding claims

- Serious Damp or mould issues

-Rodent and pest infestation problems

-Flooding and water leaks

-Defects to the structure of your property

-Boilers and Electrical

-Drains, Gutters Roof, Windows and drains

-Service Charge/s

If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

If your landlord has received notice of your disrepair and has failed to carry out the repairs within a reasonable period of time, then you may have a potential claim for housing disrepair against them.
HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

Claim types can include:

-Cladding claims

- Serious Damp or mould issues

-Rodent and pest infestation problems

-Flooding and water leaks

-Defects to the structure of your property

-Boilers and Electrical

-Drains, Gutters Roof, Windows and drains

-Service Charge/s

If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.
Direct message or email us at at [email protected]

2.5 million social housing tenants have repair issues in their homes.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicito2.5 million social housing tenants have repair issues in their homes.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

Direct message or email us at at [email protected]

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

Claim types can include:

-Cladding claims

- Serious Damp or mould issues

-Rodent and pest infestation problems

-Flooding and water leaks

-Defects to the structure of your property

-Boilers and Electrical

-Drains, Gutters Roof, Windows and drains

-Service Charge/s



If you believe you may be entitled to compensation please fill out our contact form or contact us at [email protected]

2.5 million social housing tenants have repair issues in their homes.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time.

If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation.

We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.
Direct message or email us at at [email protected]

Do you have on going disrepair in your home?

Have you complained to your landlord or Association and they have failed to carry out the repairs?

Let our team connect you with expert Housing Solicitors in our network to help you with a housing disrepair claim today.
Millions of us in the UK rent our homes, yet many of us are unaware of our rights as tenants.

Reports suggest an incredible 97% of us are not familiar with our rights as renters, and this is particularly troublesome for those who have repairs that need to be carried out in the property.

If you rent your home, your landlord is required by law to carry out repairs to the property. It can be very distressing if your landlord refuses to do so, and we understand that safe living conditions are the minimum anyone should expect.

If you have asked your landlord to repair your home and they have refused to do so, you may be eligible for housing disrepair compensation and can get a court order forcing them to repair the problems.

If you believe you have a housing disrepair claim, contact our expert team today.

Do you have ongoing disrepair in your home?

Do you have on going disrepair in your home?
Have you complained to your landlord and they have failed to carry out the repairs? Let our team connect you with expert Housing Solicitors in our network to help you with a housing disrepair claim today.
Millions of us in the UK rent our homes, yet many of us are unaware of our rights as tenants. Reports suggest an incredible 97% of us are not familiar with our rights as renters, and this is particularly troublesome for those who have repairs that need to be carried out in the property.
If you rent your home, your landlord is required by law to carry out repairs to the property. It can be very distressing if your landlord refuses to do so, and we understand that safe living conditions are the minimum anyone should expect.
If you have asked your landlord to repair your home and they have refused to do so, you may be eligible for housing disrepair compensation and can get a court order forcing them to repair the problems.
If you believe you have a housing disrepair claim, contact our expert team today.

2.5 million social housing tenants have repair issues in their homes.

HousingHelper.co.uk Connects you with a solicitors in our network. If you've made a complaint to your Landlord or Housing Association, They have a legal responsibility to fix the repair within a reasonable time. If your housing association fails to comply with this, then you could be entitled to make a No Win No Fee claim in order to force the housing association to complete the repairs along with a claim for compensation. We can connect you with expert legal help if you're a Private Tennant, Housing Association or Council Tennant.

Direct message or email us at at [email protected]

Can I claim against my landlord?
All landlords have a legal duty to maintain the structure of their tenanted properties. This means that your landlord is required to keep your home in a good state of repair, making sure that you and any other occupiers are able to inhabit the property in comfort and safety.
So, if you have notified your landlord of an issue that they have failed to address within a reasonable period of time, you may be entitled to compensation. These issues may include:
-Mould or damp (including on walls, skirting boards, ceilings and floors)
-Water damage (including leaks from windows, doors, the roof, radiators, bathroom or kitchen fittings and pipework)
-Defective or leaking roof (such as guttering downpipes or drains)
-Defective windows and doors (including rot and draughts)
-Defective bathroom fittings
-Internal damage (including damage to paintwork, carpets, wallpaper and curtains)
-Defective electrical wiring (including sockets or other fixtures, like extractor fans)
-Defective radiators and heating systems
-Defective pipework (including both gas and water)
Pests (such as rats and mice)
Any other damage (no matter how minor)
Our team can help you get the compensation you are legally entitled to, by connecting you to a network of specialist property litigation lawyers on hand to help you. These experts have experience in dealing with many disrepair and property damage claims on behalf of tenants.

Do you have on going disrepair in your home?

Have you complained to your landlord and they have failed to carry out the repairs? Let our team connect you with expert Housing Solicitors in our network to help you with a housing disrepair claim today.

Millions of us in the UK rent our homes, yet many of us are unaware of our rights as tenants. Reports suggest an incredible 97% of us are not familiar with our rights as renters, and this is particularly troublesome for those who have repairs that need to be carried out in the property.

If you rent your home, your landlord is required by law to carry out repairs to the property. It can be very distressing if your landlord refuses to do so, and we understand that safe living conditions are the minimum anyone should expect.

If you have asked your landlord to repair your home and they have refused to do so, you may be eligible for housing disrepair compensation and can get a court order forcing them to repair the problems.

If you believe you have a housing disrepair claim, contact our expert team today.

Can I claim against my landlord?

All landlords have a legal duty to maintain the structure of their tenanted properties. This means that your landlord is required to keep your home in a good state of repair, making sure that you and any other occupiers are able to inhabit the property in comfort and safety.

So, if you have notified your landlord of an issue that they have failed to address within a reasonable period of time, you may be entitled to compensation. These issues may include:

-Mould or damp (including on walls, skirting boards, ceilings and floors)

-Water damage (including leaks from windows, doors, the roof, radiators, bathroom or kitchen fittings and pipework)

-Defective or leaking roof (such as guttering downpipes or drains)

-Defective windows and doors (including rot and draughts)

-Defective bathroom fittings
-Internal damage (including damage to paintwork, carpets, wallpaper and curtains)

-Defective electrical wiring (including sockets or other fixtures, like extractor fans)

-Defective radiators and heating systems

-Defective pipework (including both gas and water)
Pests (such as rats and mice)

Any other damage (no matter how minor)
Our team can help you get the compensation you are legally entitled to, by connecting you to a network of specialist property litigation lawyers on hand to help you. These experts have experience in dealing with many disrepair and property damage claims on behalf of tenants.