Landlords must ensure all electrical systems and appliances are safe. If you're experiencing power cuts, faulty wiring, or dangerous electrical issues due to landlord neglect, you may be entitled to compensation for inconvenience, damaged appliances, and safety risks.
Faulty Wiring
Electrical Safety Compensation Claims
Electrical Safety Compensation Claims
Electrical Safety Compensation Claims
Under the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations 2020, landlords must:
You may claim for:
Damaged electronics/appliances
Food spoilage from power cuts
Emergency electrician costs
Temporary accommodation
Compensation for:
Electric shock injuries
Fire-related damages
Stress & anxiety
Loss of enjoyment
Document electrical faults with photos/videos, keep repair requests, and gather appliance receipts.
Our specialists assess your case and advise on claim viability - no obligation.
We formally notify the landlord, giving them 28 days to respond (per EICR rules).
We negotiate maximum compensation or proceed to court if necessary.
If you have sparking wires, burning smells, or electrical fires:
No win, no fee - we only get paid if you win compensation
You typically have 6 years from the date of electrical fault to make a claim (3 years for personal injury).
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