Council Housing Disrepair Claims
We work on a no win no fee basis and are experts in Council house disrepair claims. We cover tenants living in Council. If your council property has problems our housing disrepair solicitors and lawyers are ready to help you with your housing disrepair claims.
- Start your housing disrepair claim today by filling the form
- We accept claims against Councils
- It’s FREE to claim, No Win No Fee
- We inspect your property for free
- We legally force your landlord to carry out repair works
- We get you compensation for inconvenience resulting from disrepair.
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Claim Compensation for Council Housing Disrepair Claims
- Damp and mould
- Water damage from leaks
- Structural Damages
- Broken or leaking roof and guttering
- Broken or rotten windows and doors
- Broken appliances
- Broken bathroom fittings
- Internal damage
- Damage to any electrics
- Broken heating systems and radiators
- Damage to internal gas and water pipework
- Pest Infestations
- Any other damage

Are you a Council Tenant with housing disrepair issues? If so we can help you claim compensation on a NO Win, NO Fee basis
What is Council Disrepair Claim?
Council housing disrepair refers to a situation where a council property is not being properly maintained, resulting in damage or deterioration. This can include anything from leaks and damp to broken fixtures and fittings. It can also include issues such as structural damage, safety hazards, and a lack of basic facilities such as heating and hot water. If you are a council tenant and you believe your property is in disrepair, it is important to take action as soon as possible.
What Are Your Rights as a Council Tenant?
As a council tenant, you have certain rights that are protected by law. These include the right to live in a property that is safe, secure, and in good repair. You also have the right to take legal action if your landlord fails to carry out necessary repairs. In addition, council tenants have the right to compensation if they have suffered as a result of the disrepair. This can include reimbursement for costs such as alternative accommodation and medical expenses.
How to Take Action for Council Housing Disrepair Claim?
If you believe your council property is in disrepair, the first step is to report the issue to your local council. You should also take photographs and keep a record of the issue, as this will be useful if you need to take legal action later on. If the council fails to respond or take action within a reasonable timeframe, you can consider taking legal action. This could involve making a claim for repairs to be carried out and compensation. You can also seek an injunction to force the council to carry out the emergency repairs.
What to Expect During a Council Housing Disrepair Claim?
A council housing disrepair claim can be a complex and time-consuming process. The first step is to gather all of the evidence you need to support your claim, including photographs, correspondence with the council, and any receipts or invoices related to the issue. You will also need to prepare a detailed statement outlining the extent of the disrepair and the impact it has had on your health and wellbeing.
Once you have all of the necessary evidence, you will need to submit your claim to the council. They will then have the opportunity to respond, and if necessary, the case may proceed to court. During this time, it is important to have access to legal advice from a specialist housing disrepair solicitor who can guide you through the process and help you to achieve the best possible outcome.
Benefits of Working with Our Specialist Solicitors
Working with a specialist solicitor is the best way to ensure that your council housing disrepair claim is handled professionally and effectively. A specialist solicitor will have a deep understanding of the law and can provide you with the guidance and support you need to achieve a positive outcome. They will also be able to negotiate with the council on your behalf, ensuring that you get the compensation you deserve.
In conclusion, council with housing disrepair can have a serious impact on your health and wellbeing, but by knowing your rights and taking the right steps, you can protect yourself and get the help you need. If you are experiencing council housing disrepair, contact our expert solicitors, we will help you in legally forcing your landlord to carry out repairs within an agreed time and pay you compensation for inconvenience caused to you your health and loss of belongings. If you been injured due to the disrepair you may be eligible to make a separate personal injury claim against your council.
Most Frequent Ask Question
You may claim compensation for any health issue that the maintenance has caused the person who lives or living in the house. The amount you get will be contingent on a variety of variables such as the seriousness of your disease and how long it’s lasted.
If you are unable to utilize certain areas of your home due to the issues that you face, you could be able to receive a cash lump sum or a part-rent reimbursement in the time of deterioration.