Calculating compensation for housing disrepair claims involves evaluating the severity and impact of the disrepair on your
living conditions and health. Here’s a guide to understanding how compensation is determined
and what factors are considered
Damp and Mould - Claims related to persistent dampness and mould, which can cause health issues such as respiratory problems.
Water Leaks - Damage from leaks affecting walls, floors, and personal belongings.
Infestations - Issues with mice, insects, and other pests that disrupt living conditions.
Heating and Electrical Issues - Problems with heating systems or electrical wiring that pose safety risks or reduce the comfort of your home.
Health Issues - If the disrepair has caused or exacerbated health conditions, higher compensation may be warranted.
Property Damage - Compensation for personal property damaged due to disrepair.
Inconvenience and Discomfort - Evaluating the inconvenience and distress caused by living in poor conditions.
Report the Disrepair -
Ensure you have reported the disrepair to your landlord and have evidence of this report.
Document the Issues -
Keep a detailed record of the disrepair, including photographs, dates, and any correspondence with your landlord.
Health and Safety Assessments - Obtain assessments from health professionals or safety inspectors if the disrepair has impacted your health or safety.
Legal Assistance - Engage with specialized housing disrepair lawyers who can guide you through the claim process and help maximize your compensation.
Our team operates on a no-win, no-fee basis, meaning you won’t have to pay legal fees unless your claim is successful. This ensures that everyone has access to justice without upfront costs.
For more information or to start your housing disrepair claim, contact our expert team today. We offer free consultations and are committed to helping you secure a safe, habitable living environment.