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Windows & Doors

Your landlord has a responsibility to make sure that all external windows and doors are in a good state of repair, are safe and secure and are draught and damp proof.  

There are obvious safety issues that arise from faulty or damaged windows and doors, if they cannot keep the draught out, they are unlikely to keep any other unwelcome visitors out either. Likewise, if a draught is coming in you can all but guarantee that your heat is escaping just as easily, so your heating and energy bills could be far higher than they need to be.    

All too often a cold, draughty house can bring with it more than just problems when the gas and electricity bills drop through the letterbox :

Damp and/or mould can appear causing health issues, especially to those with underlying health problems, young children or the elderly.  

Pests and vermin can enter the property.  

Financial worries may cause you to switch off essential heating leading to associated health problems.       

Some rooms or areas of the property may be unusable as they are too cold or too mouldy.  

If you have faulty doors or windows that are either letting in draughts or rain, talk to our expert solicitors at Clear Law to see if we can help.  If your landlord is not keeping up with their legal obligations to you, we can see if we can help enforce them and get your home safe and warm again.  

All of our cases are run on a no win no fee basis. Call us free today and speak to our friendly team.   

Call us now on 0800 246 1024 or click here to start your claim.



Housing Disrepair Compensation Claims


Free Legal Advice

If you are unsure whether you can claim compensation for housing disrepair then call our team for free for no obligation advice on making a claim. They will ask you some simple questions, talk to you about what’s happened and can tell you if you have a viable claim for compensation or not.

Call us 24/7 on 0800 246 1024.

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