What Counts as Disrepair?
From damp and mould to structural defects, find out what issues legally require your landlord's attention.
What counts as housing disrepair?
If your landlord has failed to maintain your property, you may be entitled to compensation.
Damp & Mould
Black mould, condensation, rising damp affecting your health
Structural Problems
Cracks in walls, unstable flooring, roof damage
Leaks & Water Damage
Persistent leaks, water ingress, damaged plumbing
Heating Issues
Broken boilers, no hot water, inadequate heating
Cracks & Plaster
Broken plaster, damaged walls, poor insulation
Electrical Problems
Faulty wiring, broken sockets, safety hazards
Pest Infestations
Rats, mice, or insects caused by disrepair
Drainage Issues
Blocked drains, sewage leaks, sanitation problems
Have you reported the issue?
If you've reported disrepair to your landlord and they haven't fixed it within a reasonable time, you can claim compensation.
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