Are you living in a council or housing-association property that’s in disrepair?
Leaking roofs, broken heating systems, damp, and mould can make any home unsafe and uncomfortable.
If your landlord is a local council or housing association, they have a legal duty to keep the property in a reasonable state of repair. If they have not acted after you reported problems, you may be eligible for legal support to help get the repairs completed and, in some cases, to seek compensation.
At Disrepair Support, we help tenants in council and housing-association homes access professional legal advice about housing-disrepair claims. We’ll make sure your concerns are taken seriously and connect you with a regulated solicitor who can assess your situation and guide you through the process.
Why time matters
The longer disrepair goes unresolved, the worse it can become. Our team will help you understand your rights, gather evidence, and work with solicitors to secure the repairs and, where appropriate, compensation.
Why choose Disrepair Support
- No win – no fee: if accepted by a solicitor, you pay nothing upfront. If your case succeeds, a success-fee deduction may apply; all terms are explained before you agree.
- Experienced guidance: we understand council and housing-association property claims.
- Focused support: we help move cases forward efficiently so you can get your home back to a safe standard.
Take the first step today
Don’t suffer in silence. Visit www.disrepairsupport.co.uk for a free initial consultation or speak to our friendly team.
📞 0161 710 3295 📧 [email protected]
Important information
Disrepair Support is a trading style of CFS Redundancy Payments Ltd, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 830857) for claims-management activity. Eligibility and outcomes depend on individual circumstances and assessment by a regulated solicitor. No-win-no-fee arrangements apply only where accepted by our partner solicitors, and a success fee may be deducted from any compensation awarded. Full details are provided before any agreement is signed.
