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If you’re living in a property that’s not being properly maintained, you may be facing housing disrepair. This occurs when landlords fail to make necessary repairs, leaving tenants in unsafe or unhealthy conditions. Zivillo is here to help you take action, ensuring your home is repaired, and you receive any compensation you’re entitled to.
At Zivillo, we connect you with experts who can support your housing disrepair claim.
Our FAQ will answer your questions
Your situation is assessed, and a surveyor will visit your property. Repairs are made to bring your home back to standard. Receive compensation for the discomfort or damage caused by the disrepair.
If you are a Council or Housing Association tenant, have reported the issue to your landlord, and repairs have not been made, you are likely eligible to make a claim for compensation.
No, all our housing disrepair claims are handled on a no-win, no-fee basis. You don’t need to pay anything upfront.
The process can take from a few weeks to up to 12 months, depending on your landlord’s response. We will ensure there are no delays on our side, and we will push your landlord to act quickly.
Your compensation depends on how long the disrepair has been present, how severe it is, whether it has damaged any belongings, and if it has affected your health or caused inconvenience.
Yes, you should continue paying your rent. Stopping payments could put you at risk of a counterclaim from your landlord.
No, Council and Housing Association tenants are protected by law from eviction due to housing disrepair claims.
Unfortunately, no. You must be living in the property to make a claim.
You can provide evidence through emails, texts, or records of calls to your landlord. They are legally required to document any complaints.
Landlords are legally required to maintain their properties and cannot retaliate against you for making a claim. It is their duty to ensure your living conditions are safe and healthy.
Most claims are settled without going to court, but if needed, the recommended partner will help you.
No, you cannot claim against a private landlord.