Structural Damage Compensation Claims
Landlords must ensure properties are structurally sound. If you're living with dangerous cracks, subsidence, roof defects or other structural issues caused by landlord neglect, you may be entitled to compensation for safety risks, property damage and distress.
Structural Damage Compensation Claims
Structural Damage Compensation Claims
Structural Damage Compensation Claims
Structural Damage Compensation Claims
Common Structural Problems We Handle
Building Movement
- Subsidence (ground movement)
- Wall cracks (>5mm wide)
- Leaning walls
- Foundation issues
Structural Failures
- Roof collapses
- Unsafe flooring
- Ceiling defects
- Balcony/stairs hazards
Landlord Responsibilities
Under the Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018, landlords must ensure properties are free from serious hazards including structural instability, collapse risks and major cracks that affect safety.
Your Compensation Rights
Property Damage
You may claim for:
Structural repairs
Damaged belongings
Temporary accommodation
Storage costs
Health & Safety
Compensation for:
Injury from collapses
Stress & anxiety
Loss of enjoyment
Medical treatment
Our 4-Step Claim Process
Evidence Collection
Document damage with photos/videos, keep repair requests, and obtain structural surveys if possible.
Free Case Review
Our specialists assess your case and advise on claim viability - no obligation.
Legal Notice to Landlord
We formally notify the landlord, giving them 28 days to respond before proceeding.
Compensation Recovery
We negotiate maximum compensation or proceed to court if necessary.
Immediate Danger?
If you have collapsing ceilings, unstable walls or other emergency structural issues:
Start Your Structural Damage Claim
No win, no fee - we only get paid if you win compensation
Our Services
- Black Mould Claims
- Leaks & Water Damage
- Pest Infestation Claims
- Boiler & Heating Claims
- Electrical Safety Claims
- Structural Damage Claims
Claim Time Limits
You typically have 6 years from the date structural damage was reported (3 years for personal injury).
Check Your Deadline