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Housing disrepair claims. Free consultation. No win, no fee.

If your landlord has ignored damp, mould, leaks, unsafe electrics or broken heating, we can help push for repairs and compensation. Based in Bradford and Blackburn, we act for tenants across England.

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Free housing disrepair claim assessment

Tell us about your housing problems and we will explain whether you may have a claim. Our initial assessment is free and confidential.

No win, no fee for eligible claims. We will explain costs clearly before you proceed.

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Free initial assessmentNo win, no feeSRA regulated solicitorsTenants across England

What counts as housing disrepair?

Housing disrepair is a serious problem with a rented home that the landlord is responsible for fixing. Damp and mould, leaks, broken heating, unsafe electrics, pests and damaged windows or doors can all make a home unfit or unsafe.

Housing disrepair claim types

Damp and mould

Persistent damp, mould, condensation and poor ventilation affecting your home or health.

Structural problems and leaks

Roof leaks, water ingress, subsidence, damaged ceilings, walls or flooring.

Heating and plumbing

Broken heating, hot water, boilers, pipes, toilets or other essential services.

Electrical hazards

Unsafe wiring, faulty sockets, exposed cables or other dangerous electrics.

Pest infestation

Rats, mice, cockroaches or other infestations your landlord has failed to address.

Windows and doors

Broken locks, insecure doors, damaged windows or serious draughts.

Am I eligible?

You may have a claim if you are a council, housing association or private tenant, you reported the problem (or the landlord knew about it), and you or your household suffered harm, damage, financial loss or significant inconvenience. We can help assess your circumstances even if you are unsure about the evidence.

  • Tenant type: private, council or housing association
  • Notice: the landlord has been told or should have known
  • Impact: health, belongings, cost or inconvenience
  • Evidence: photos, messages, reports and repair history

What you can claim

Health and wellbeing

Compensation for illness or worsening health linked to poor housing conditions.

Belongings and financial loss

Damage to furniture, clothing or possessions, plus extra costs caused by the disrepair.

Inconvenience and repairs

Compensation for loss of use, disruption and the landlord’s failure to put things right.

How the process works

1

Free assessment. Tell us what has happened and we will explain whether we can help.

2

Evidence and advice. We review your tenancy, reports, photographs and losses.

3

Notify the landlord. We set out the problems and request repairs and a response.

4

Negotiate your claim. We pursue repairs and fair compensation on your behalf.

5

Resolve the matter. We keep you updated and explain every next step clearly.

Why Cooper Hall?

We are SRA regulated solicitors based in Bradford and Blackburn, acting for tenants across England. Our housing team, including Steve Cornforth’s housing expertise, combines practical advice with a clear, client-focused approach. We will explain costs before you proceed and keep you informed.

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Get a free, confidential assessment today. We handle eligible claims on a no win, no fee basis.

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