Water leaks and flooding in rental properties can cause extensive damage to your belongings and create dangerous living conditions. Landlords are legally required to maintain plumbing systems and address water ingress issues promptly.
Housing Disrepair Leaks
Housing Disrepair Leaks
Housing Disrepair Leaks
Housing Disrepair Leaks
Unaddressed water damage often leads to mould growth, structural weakening, and electrical hazards. The law requires landlords to prevent these secondary damages through prompt repairs.
You may claim for:
Damaged furniture and belongings
Replacement clothing
Electronics repair/replacement
Temporary accommodation costs
Compensation for:
Respiratory issues from damp
Slip/fall injuries
Stress and inconvenience
Medical treatment costs
Take photos/videos of all water damage, leaks, and any resulting mould. Keep records of repair requests.
Our specialists review your evidence and advise on claim viability - no obligation.
We serve legal notice to your landlord with 14 days to respond before proceeding.
We negotiate maximum compensation or proceed to court if necessary.
If you have active flooding or dangerous electrical issues from water damage:
No upfront costs - we only get paid if you win compensation
You typically have 6 years from the date of damage to make a claim (3 years for personal injury).
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