Damp, mould, broken boilers, safety certificates, and claiming compensation when a landlord won't fix your home.
How much can you claim for damp and mould in the UK? Typical amounts, how courts calculate awards, and how to maximise your disrepair claim.
How much compensation for disrepair UK tenant? Claims range from £2,500 to £20,000+. See amounts by violation type and how to claim in 2026.
EPC rating obligations landlord UK tenant rights explained. What the current law requires, what changes by 2030, and what you can do if your landlord fails.
The Fitness for Human Habitation Act 2018 lets UK tenants sue landlords directly for disrepair. Learn what counts as unfit, what compensation you can claim.
The housing disrepair protocol UK tenant process explained step by step. Letters, timelines, expert reports, and what happens if your landlord ignores you.
What landlords must do under UK electrical safety law, what tenants can claim when they don't, and how to check if your landlord is compliant in 2026.
Your landlord must fix a broken boiler within 24-48 hours. Know your legal rights, how to escalate, and what compensation you can claim in the UK.
Your landlord failed to provide a gas safety certificate. Here's what UK law says, what you can claim, and how to do it in 2026.
Legal guide covering landlord responsibilities for damp and mould under UK law, Awaab's Law timescales, compensation claims, and tenant rights under the Renters' Rights Act 2025.
Private renters now have legal protections under the Decent Homes Standard. Learn what breaches qualify, how much compensation you can claim, and how to pursue your case.
A complete guide to claiming disrepair compensation under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, including what counts as disrepair, compensation amounts, and Awaab's Law changes.
Awaab's Law does not yet cover private renters in England. Here is what it requires of social landlords now, when the private rented sector extension is expected, and the rights private tenants can use today.
