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Are you looking for help with HDR claims in the UK? Our HDR experts are here to assist you with the best solutions to ensure a smooth housing disrepair claims process.
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When a house or other kind of leased property needs repairs to make it habitable and safe for tenants, we say that it is in housing disrepair. You may be able to file HDR claims for damages if you are a renter and the property needs repair. HDR experts can guide you through this process. Property owners have a responsibility to their tenants to maintain safe and habitable rental units by strictly sticking to certain codes, which include:
Your landlord is responsible for:
Where HDR claims have been submitted, we worked under the No Win, No Fee structure. Consequently, you do not need to worry about such expenses at any time in the process. The service works on a no win no fee basis, meaning you will only be charged a fee if your claim is successful.
Our HDR experts are committed to putting our clients first. We are dedicated to justice and will ensure full compliance with the law.
Start your housing disrepair claim today and secure the compensation you deserve. Remember, when dealing with housing disrepair claims, it’s important to consult HDR Experts to get the best advice and ensure your claim is handled efficiently. Trust the experts to guide you through HDR claims and achieve the compensation you’re entitled to.
Rest assured, we are here to assist you with these issues and more, offering our services on a NO WIN – NO FEE basis.
Yes, you are not exempt from paying your rent. You should continue to pay the full rent. Failure to make rent payments constitutes a breach of your Tenancy Agreement. Your landlord can counter-sue you and potentially evict you.
It is unlawful if your landlord is a Housing Association or Council House you cannot be evicted because you have claimed. Nevertheless, if you failed to make payments on your landlord’s agreed timeline without providing a way on how you would want your back pay to be sorted out, then you can indeed be evicted. They can be as low as £1 a month but are enough to provide a cover.
However, it looks quite different for people living in rented accommodation. Section 21 of the Act is a notice that a landlord can issue without reason to evict a tenant. There are continual campaigns against this practice, and we will review individual instances and make recommendations. As HDR experts, we can always do something, even if eviction is tried to be executed.
The level of compensation provided depends on the disrepair and the time that such a condition has remained undetected. Others are personal factors such as getting injured or falling sick, or being forced to quit the house because it might be uninhabitable. Any compensation to our clients has been between £1,000 and £20,000.
