Is your council or housing association property in disrepair?
Get the Repairs and Compensation You Deserve – Fast, Simple, and Stress-Free Claims Process
Calculate how much you can claim now!
Calculate how much you can claim now!
Claiming for housing disrepair
Living in poorly maintained or unhealthy rented accommodation? Reported issues like mold, pests, or leaks with no action taken? Worried about adding more stress by telling your landlord?
Housing disrepair advisors can help. We’ll connect you with experts to support your Housing Disrepair claim, potentially covering repairs and compensation.
Your claim is handled on a no-win, no-fee basis—if unsuccessful, you pay nothing. Successful claimants typically pay 25% of compensation. Terms apply*.
What’s covered under housing disrepair
Black mould, a mouse infestation, leaking pipes or a broken down boiler could all mean you have a claim for Disrepair Compensation. Here are just a few of the things that are covered:
Mould & Damp
Pests & Vermin
Leaks & Flooding
Cracked Walls
Boiler or Heating
Fix your home,
get compensated
Making a housing disrepair claim isn’t just about finally getting things fixed. It’s also about compensating you for the impact that disrepair may have had on your life, your family, and your health.
These could include:
- Stress, anxiety, sleepless nights, and depression
- Chest, breathing or lung problems
- Lost days at work from asthma symptoms or bronchitis
Find out if you
have a claim
Landlords must provide safe, comfortable homes and make repairs within a reasonable time, usually within three months. Urgent issues, like a blocked toilet, should be fixed much sooner.
If repairs haven’t been made in a reasonable time, you could have a claim for housing disrepair.
What are the main
criteria’s to claim?
Must be the landlords responsibility
The problem is still outstanding
Not be in rent arrears
You are still living at the property
Not certain YOU have
a claim?
We can help you find out! Just fill in
the Disrepair Compensation form
Not certain YOU have
a claim?
We can help you find out! Just fill in
the Disrepair Compensation form
Your Landlord’s responsibilities
Whether you are renting from a private landlord, your local council or a Housing Association, it’s a comfort to know that the law is on your side.
Legally, your landlord must keep your rented home safe, comfortable and fit to live in throughout your tenancy.
We can help with a Disrepair
Compensation claim
If your landlord isn’t addressing issues in your home, we can help. Simply fill out the Disrepair Compensation form and click ‘SEND’. A specialist will contact you to discuss your situation. If you have a valid claim, they’ll guide you through the process.
You can also share how the disrepair has impacted your health or damaged personal belongings. The specialist may assist you in claiming compensation for stress, health problems, or lost wages. You don’t have to face these issues alone—reach out, and let us help.
What’s your landlord’s
responsibilities
Your landlord is always responsible for repairing the following, even if your tenancy agreement says something different:
Plug Sockets & Electrical Wiring
Heating & hot water
Toilets
& Drains
Windows & Roof
Cooker, Fridge & Appliances
Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Why choose us?
At Housing Disrepair Advisors, we understand how powerless tenants can feel when their concerns are ignored. We’re here to help because a housing disrepair claim isn’t just about fixing a property—it’s about compensating you for the impact on your health, wellbeing, and life.
We connect you with top UK Housing Disrepair claims advisors, with no obligation on your part. Your privacy and details are always protected.
Enquire about
a claim
It’s simple to make an enquiry,
just fill in the simple form and click ‘SEND’.
Enquire about
a claim
It’s simple to make an enquiry, just fill in the simple form and click ‘SEND’.