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We are a Solicitor’s Firm providing support and advice nationally to help you make a claim against Housing Associations and Council Landlords for housing disrepair. Get in touch today for immediate assistance to get repairs and compensation. Call us now!
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Trust our skilled team of solicitors to handle your housing issues. We are not just any firm; we are here to fiercely fight for your rights with unwavering determination to get you repairs and compensation.
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If you’ve complained to your landlord about property repairs and they’ve neglected them, we step in to ensure necessary fixes and compensation, legally binding them to fulfil their obligations.
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As with most health risks, it’s babies, young children and the elderly who are going to be susceptible to developing irritation and allergies to mould spores caused by damp.
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With years of focused experience in housing disrepair claims, we understand the ins and outs that truly matter for your case.
Every home and every situation is unique. We do not just handle cases; we provide personalised solutions that suit your specific needs, ensuring the best possible outcome for you.
From your first meeting to the final resolution, we promise a straightforward, transparent process without confusing language or unexpected surprises—just clear results.
Our success stories speak volumes. We have helped numerous tenants and homeowners receive the justice and compensation they rightly deserve.
Even if your landlord is no longer active, you can still claim against their insurer who should honor any compensation you’re entitled to. What if I’ve moved out of the property now? You can still make a claim for disrepair issues you suffered when you lived there, provided it is within 3 years. Historic claims can offer complex challenges but remain possible with the correct evidence.
We will obtain your medical records and a report from an independent medical expert. These data links your symptoms and conditions to the disrepair, e.g., asthma triggered by damp and mold.
Our firm has over 15 years of experience fighting these types of cases for renters in different communities. Our solicitors are true experts in this area of law.
No solicitor can ever guarantee a win – however, we have a 97% success rate based on our experience and legal expertise. We believe in only pursuing strong claims
Around 90% of claims settle out of court through negotiation. But if needed, our experienced solicitors are not afraid to take your case to court and fight for you.
Indeed, our no win no fee service means you don’t need any money to initiate your claim. You only ever pay our fee if you are successful.
Once an agreement is reached, compensation is usually paid within 1-2 months. If your claim goes to court, it may take 9-18 months total due to the court process.
No, you don’t pay anything if your claim is unsuccessful. Our service is 100% no win, no fee – so you have zero financial risk. In recent years, the number of housing disrepair claims has been on the rise, as tenants become more aware of their rights and seek compensation for substandard living conditions.
You can still make a claim for disrepair issues you suffered when you lived there, provided it is within 3 years. Historic claims can offer complex challenges but remain possible with the correct evidence.
It’s crucial to formally report housing disrepair issues to your landlord. You can use the telephone number or email address provided in your tenancy agreement. Document these communications as they may be important if you need to escalate your claim.
Photographic evidence is key in supporting a claim for housing disrepair. Images should clearly show the extent of the disrepair and any damages caused. These can be used to substantiate your claim, especially when negotiating with claims management companies or in court.
To initiate a housing disrepair claim, you should first report the issue to your landlord. If it’s not resolved, gather evidence like images or receipts, and contact a solicitor specializing in housing disrepair. They will guide you through the claims management process, potentially on a no win, no fee basis.
If you have already claimed and the disrepair persists, it’s important to inform your solicitor. They can advise on further steps, which may include escalating the case or re-evaluating the compensation due to ongoing issues.
The state of your property can significantly impact its value in the real estate market. Persistent disrepair can lower the property’s value, which might be a concern if you are a buyer, seller, or investor. Addressing these issues promptly is beneficial for maintaining property value.
Businesses can also claim for housing disrepair if their commercial property is affected. The process is similar to residential claims, but it’s important to consider the specific terms of the commercial lease agreement and any impact on business operations.
Buyers should thoroughly inspect the property for any signs of disrepair. Factors like location, the severity of any damages, and the potential cost of repairs should be considered in the buying decision, as they can affect the overall price and investment value.
Reading articles or guides about housing disrepair can provide valuable information on your rights as a tenant or homeowner. These resources often touch on key aspects of the law and the claim process, helping you make informed decisions.
Sellers should address any disrepair issues before putting their property on the market. Repairing these issues can increase the property’s appeal and value. It’s also important to disclose any known problems to potential buyers to avoid future legal complications.o.
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