If your council or housing association has failed to fix serious disrepair in your home, you could be entitled to compensation and the repairs done — at no cost to you.

"It took us three years of reporting the mould. We got the repairs done and £8,200 in compensation."
— Sarah, Manchester (Housing Association tenant)
We help tenants across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland hold their landlords accountable when serious disrepair is ignored.
Start free checkIf any of these have been ignored, delayed or badly repaired, your landlord may owe you compensation.
Black mould, condensation damage, water-stained walls or ceilings — including health impacts like asthma and chest infections.
Cracks in walls, ceilings or foundations, sagging floors, unsafe staircases, or window and door frames pulling away.
Rats, mice, cockroaches, bedbugs or other pests caused by poor structural condition or unresolved repairs.
Tell us about your home, landlord and the damage. No obligation.
A regulated UK housing solicitor reviews your claim and calls you back.
We push your landlord to fix the property and secure compensation — you pay nothing unless you win.
Still unsure? Start the free check — a solicitor will call you back within 24 hours.
Any tenant of a UK local council or housing association whose landlord has failed to fix serious disrepair after being informed. Private tenants are not covered by this service.
Most successful claims range from £1,500 to £15,000 depending on the severity of the disrepair, how long it lasted, health impacts, and any belongings damaged.
Yes. Our partner solicitors work on a No Win, No Fee basis. If your claim isn't successful, you pay nothing.
It helps, but it's not always required. If you haven't reported it in writing yet, we'll advise you on the best next step during your free case review.
No. It is illegal for a landlord to evict you for making a legitimate disrepair claim. This is called 'retaliatory eviction' and is protected against by UK law.
Most claims settle within 6 to 12 months, though urgent repairs can often be secured much faster once solicitors are involved.