Housing Disrepair Claims

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Get Compensation & Your Repairs Completed

Start your hassle-free housing disrepair claim today with our trusted housing disrepair solicitors.

£100,000,000+

In compensation won for our clients.

100,000+

Tenants helped since 1984.

£15,000,000+

Of repairs completed due to our involvement.

Where Do You Stand?

Your landlord is legally required to respond to your request for repairs and complete those repairs within a timely manner.

If they fail to do so, you may be eligible to make a housing disrepair claim to seek repairs and compensation.

You Can Claim For...

Why Claim?

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Answered yes to any of the above? 

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Anonymous
Verified Customer

These Solicitors are the best. They were able to get my landlord to fix the damp and moulds in my house within 3weeks after more than a year of complaining to my landlord to fix it without any headway. I didn't pay a dime. I am soo grateful to them.

Moni
Verified Customer

Wished I had come across them years ago! A battle with the council, which I had thought I'd lost all hope in, turned into a positive outcome thanks to their expertise, support and guidance. I had a very pleasant experience with all the staff. Laura was amazing and always listened to my views and acted on them. She was professional, understanding and supportive throughout. I would highly recommend this law firm to anyone who needs help navigating a difficult situation with the council.

Samuel
Verified Customer

Hodari Solicitors handled my case with incredible empathy, professionalism, and care. They took the time to truly listen, provided realistic and transparent advice, and fought hard for the best possible outcome.

How It Works

1. Complete Our Form

Fill in your details on our form. This helps us confirm you’re eligible and allows us to understand your situation before we contact you.

2. Evidence Gathering

We’ll ask you to share any evidence you have. This is usually photos/videos of the disrepair and messages you’ve sent to Sanctuary Housing (notifying them of the issues).

3. Agent Inspection

One of our independent agents may visit to assess the disrepair properly and record what repairs are needed. They’ll usually note the severity of the issues, potential causes, and whether it’s impacting health or living conditions.

4. Letter of Claim Sent

Your appointed solicitor sends a formal Letter of Claim to Sanctuary Housing setting out the problems, the history of reporting, and what you’re seeking (repairs and compensation). This starts the legal process and gives Sanctuary Housing an opportunity to respond.

5. Repairs & Compensation

Once liability is accepted, Sanctuary Housing will be pushed to complete the repairs within an agreed timeframe. At the same time, we will negotiate the maximum compensation available for you.

No Win, No Fee, No Worry!

Nothing to pay upfront.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions, answered.

If you are a Council or Housing Association tenant and are experiencing any of the disrepair issues mentioned above, and have already reported the issues to your landlord, you may be eligible to make a housing disrepair claim.

No, all of the housing disrepair claims we handle are on a no win, no fee basis. This means you won’t have to pay anything upfront.

The claim process can take anywhere from a few weeks to up to 12 months, depending on your landlord. However, we will immediately push your landlord to start repairs as soon as we make initial contact. You can be confident that there will be no delays on our side, we’ll do everything we can to ensure your landlord takes action.

The amount of compensation you could receive will depend on a number of factors, including the rent you pay, the severity of the issue, how long it has lasted, and how it’s affected your health and well-being.

Yes, you should continue to pay your rent in full. If you stop paying, your landlord could make a counterclaim against you for breaching your tenancy agreement.

No, there are laws that protect tenants from eviction for filing a housing disrepair claim against their landlord.

No, you must be living in the property throughout the duration of your claim.

Approximately 95% of our claims are resolved out of court through negotiation. However, if necessary, our experienced solicitors are fully prepared to take your case to court.