Broken Windows and Doors

Broken Windows and Doors

Your Rights and How to Claim Compensation

Broken windows or doors in your home can create serious safety concerns, impact your comfort, and leave your property exposed to further damage. If you’re a tenant and your landlord has failed to repair broken windows or doors after being notified, you could be entitled to compensation.

Understanding Your Landlord’s Responsibilities

Landlords have a legal obligation to ensure the safety and security of their properties, which includes maintaining windows and doors in good working condition.
This means:

Ensuring Security

Windows and doors should lock securely to protect you from intruders.

Weatherproofing

They should provide adequate protection against rain, wind, and cold.

Repairing Damage

Any broken glass, warped frames, or malfunctioning locks must be fixed promptly once reported.

Failure to address these issues can lead to inconvenience, unsafe living conditions, and potential financial loss for tenants.

Can You Claim Compensation?

You may be eligible to claim compensation if:

  • You’ve reported the broken windows or doors to your landlord.
  • The landlord has not repaired them within a reasonable time frame.
  • The damage has caused you distress, financial losses, or impacted your quality of life.

Got Questions? Check Out Our FAQs First!

Before reaching out, take a moment to browse our comprehensive FAQ section. You’ll find answers to common questions about housing disrepair claims.

  • What issues you can claim for
  • Examples of compensation you might receive
  • Steps to take before making a claim
  • How we can help you at no cost

Save time and get the answers you need instantly! If you still have questions, our team is always here to assist you.

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