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Housing Disrepair Claims UK

If your landlord hasn’t fixed repairs you’ve reported, you may be entitled to free repairs + compensation worth £1,000s under UK housing law.

If you’ve reported issues and nothing has been done — you can claim!


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    What Counts as Housing Disrepair?

    Housing disrepair is when your rented home is unsafe, damaged, or not maintained, and your landlord fails to fix it after being notified. Common examples include:
    Mould

    Damp & Mould

    Moisture or mould harming your health or home.

    Leak

    Leaks & Water Damage

    Burst pipes or leaks damaging walls or ceilings.

    Broken Boiler

    No Heating or Hot Water

    Moisture or mould harming your health or home.

    Exposed Electrics

    Unsafe Electrics

    Faulty wiring or sockets creating safety risks.

    Cracks & Structural Damage

    Cracks & Structural Damage

    Walls, plaster or brickwork in poor condition.

    Pest Infestations

    Pest Infestations

    Rodents or insects your landlord won’t treat.

    If it’s affecting your health, safety or home — you may qualify. 

    How Much Compensation Can you claim?

    Compensation depends on:

    • Condition of your home
    • Impact on health
    • Length of time you’ve lived with issues
    • Damage to belongings

    Even if you receive Housing Benefit or Universal Credit — you can still claim.

    You may also receive compensation for:

    • Illness or breathing problems
    • Damage to furniture or property
    • Extra heating costs
    • Having to move out temporarily

    How much could you get?

    Most tenants receive 25%–50% of annual rent.

    Serious cases can reach 100% rent refund!

    Do I qualify?

    You likely qualify if:

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    You are a council or housing association tenant

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    You reported the issue at least once

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    No Resolution

    14 days have passed with no repairs OR temporary fixes repeatedly fail

    How we can help

    At DVC Group, we specialise in supporting social tenants suffering from housing disrepair.

    We help you:

    Confirm eligibility

    Gather evidence

    Pursue free repairs

    Claim compensation

    Ensure landlord compliance

    Why choose us?

    • UK-based tenant support specialists
    • Friendly, trained case advisors
    • We follow Housing Disrepair Protocol
    • Transparent, ethical service
    “A safe home isn’t a luxury — it’s your legal right.”
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    Note: DVC Group is committed to providing tailored housing disrepair support to meet the unique needs of each customer.


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      Energy Grant FAQs

      ECO4 is the fourth phase of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme in the UK. This government-backed green energy grant aims to reduce carbon emissions and tackle fuel poverty by funding energy efficiency improvements for homes.

      The Green Britain Incentive Scheme (GBIS) is a government initiative aimed at improving energy efficiency in homes. It provides funding for eco-friendly home improvements like insulation, heating upgrades, and renewable energy installations to help reduce energy consumption and b

      ECO4 funding covers a variety of energy efficiency measures under the green energy grant, including insulation (loft, cavity wall, underfloor, internal wall), air source heat pumps, solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, energy-efficient boiler upgrades, and more.

      Eligibility for ECO4/GBIS is determined by factors such as council tax band area (bands: A – E), household income (under £31,000), receipt of certain benefits (e.g., Pension Credit, Universal Credit), and the current energy efficiency rating of the property. Homeowners and tenants in fuel-poor areas or with inefficient heating systems may qualify. Check your eligibility with our form – click here.

      Once eligibility is confirmed, an initial survey of the property is conducted to assess its specific energy efficiency needs. Based on this survey, an installation plan is created, and the necessary measures are installed by qualified professionals.

      Benefits include reduced energy bills, improved home comfort, lower carbon emissions, and increased property value. The green energy grants also helps in meeting modern energy efficiency standards.

      The ECO4 scheme is available for various property types, including those with solid walls, hard-to-treat cavity walls, and inefficient heating systems. Both homeowners and tenants in eligible properties can benefit from the scheme. Click here – to check your eligibility.

      To apply for ECO4 funding, you can fill out our quick online form – click here – or contact us directly at hello@dvcg.co.uk or call 01743 649888. Our team will assess your eligibility and guide you through the next steps.

      After applying, our team will conduct an eligibility assessment. If you qualify, a surveyor will be in touch to schedule a retrofit assessment of your property. Based on this assessment, an installation plan will be developed and implemented.

      The ECO4 scheme provides fully funded energy efficiency measures, meaning there are no costs involved for eligible homeowners and tenants. The installation and maintenance of the measures are covered by the funding.

      At DVC Group, we specialise in delivering and managing ECO4 funded projects. Our team of certified professionals ensures high-quality installation of energy efficiency measures, helping you save on energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

      Yes, the energy efficiency measures installed under the ECO4 scheme can significantly improve the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of your property, making it more energy-efficient and cost-effective.

      If you don’t qualify for ECO4 or GBIS, don’t worry – we offer affordable, high-quality alternatives to help you reduce your energy costs. Our paid systems, including a complete solar system starting at £4,995, are designed to provide you with long-term savings and energy independence. Additionally, we are aware of upcoming schemes like the Warm Homes Scheme, launching in April 2025. We’re already onboarding interested individuals to ensure you’re ready when these new opportunities become available – complete form here. Get in touch with us today to learn more about how we can assist you, both now and in the future!

      ECO4 funding includes upgrades to more energy-efficient heating systems, such as replacing old gas boilers with modern air source heat pumps, which are more efficient and environmentally friendly.

      Yes, tenants can apply for ECO4 funding, but they will need the property owner’s permission to proceed with the installation of energy efficiency measures. Click here – to check your eligibility.

      Yes, DVC Group provides ECO4 funded energy efficiency solutions across the entire UK. Whether you are a homeowner or a tenant, we can help you benefit from this scheme. Click here – to check your eligibility.

      Simply contact us at hello@dvcg.co.uk, you can fill out our quick online form – click here, or call 01743 649888. We’ll guide you through the process, from eligibility assessment to installation, ensuring your home becomes more energy-efficient and sustainable.