Their responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Landlord responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Providing the property in a liveable standard
- Ensure that they are maintained to a safe standard.
- Make sure that any issues are rectified immediately.
- Keep the tenant up to date with any repairs or issues that have been reported.
If you are thinking about making a claim, there are a few things you can do to make your claim as strong as possible.
Reporting the housing disrepair to your landlord will assist in your claim. Keeping all records of your communication with them.
You should keep always note of the housing disrepair and photo evidence. You should also let your agent if there is one know about the issues as well. Whether it is a private landlord or council make sure you report it.
Your evidence is ultimately what your compensation is based upon, so it’s important you keep these records up to date.
What Happens If I Claim Against My Landlord?
There are many disrepair issues that happen in properties not maintained.
- Making you uncomfortable
- Causing illness and other health issues
- Being an unsafe environment
These are many common types of disrepair and rising damp is something that occurs due to poor maintenance of a property. Our handpicked solicitors can also help with your claim to ensure you get the compensation you deserve.
Making any sort of claim can be a daunting task, but you may be especially worried if you are claiming against your landlord.
We are the UK’s leading experts in housing disrepair claims and our friendly and knowledgeable team will help guide you through the entire process. You are in safe hands, and we will help you get the compensation you deserve.