At NJS Law, our expert Housing Repair Breach Solicitors specialise in holding landlords accountable when they fail to complete agreed-upon repairs. If your landlord has ignored a housing repair order, breached a court-mandated repair agreement, or failed to follow through on promised fixes, we are here to help—whether you initially worked with another solicitor or not.
If you’ve previously filed a housing disrepair claim but your landlord still hasn’t completed the necessary repairs, you may be entitled to compensation.
Don’t let landlord negligence affect your quality of life—our legal team is ready to assist you in getting the repairs you deserve.
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We cannot help with a disrepair problem if you have a Private Landlord.
A Repair Breach Claim arises when a landlord fails to comply with a settlement agreement or court order to carry out repairs within the specified timeframe or to an acceptable standard.
While similar to a housing disrepair claim, a repair breach claim is fundamentally a breach of contract claim. If your landlord has agreed—either voluntarily or by legal obligation—to carry out essential property repairs but has not done so, you may have the right to pursue legal action.
While both claims seek to ensure property repairs are completed, they differ in process:
Many repair breach claims follow a housing disrepair claim, particularly when landlords continue to ignore their obligations even after legal intervention.
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Our dedicated Housing Repair Breach Solicitors offer expert legal support to tenants nationwide. We help with:
Call NJS Law today and one of our experienced Housing Repair Breach Solicitors will guide you through the claims process with expert advice and support.
Our experienced Housing Disrepair Solicitors are here to guide you every step of the way. With decades of experience, we provide expert legal representation and ensure you receive the repairs and compensation you deserve.
Contact NJS Law today to discuss your claim with a specialist housing disrepair solicitor. Call or email us now to start your case.
Much attention is given to the damage housing disrepair has on families, especially those with young children. However, older people are often left in situations of housing disrepair that can go unresolved for years. Last month, Westminster City Council agreed to pay £21,000 to an elderly tenant who could not get necessary repairs done on her flat.
The lack of proper maintenance and repairs in residential properties has far-reaching consequences, leading to injuries, health issues, and a diminished quality of life for many vulnerable citizens.
Unfortunately, damp and mould continue to plague social and rented homes, with many more suffering serious and life-threatening health problems in the past year.
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Adele is a qualified solicitor with over 20 years experience working in the legal sector, predominantly within Litigation.
Adele is the member of the management team responsible for the firms strategy, including the growth of a number of key areas of legal practice, heading up the Housing Disrepair and Probate Teams. She also has a keen interest in technology, in particular automation, and will be working on optimising the firm’s processes.
In her spare time Adele enjoys walking the family cockapoo, watching her son play sport, travelling to new places and is obsessed with all things interiors!
Gary completed his history degree at the University of Leeds, and the Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course (LPC) at Manchester Metropolitan University). He qualified as a solicitor in 2012.
Gary has specialised in litigation since qualifying running cases from initial letters of claim to Trial. He now specialises in representing tenants, leaseholders and homeowners in a variety of disputes against landlords, freeholders, neighbours and local authorities.
In his spare time, Gary enjoys spending time with his family, watching football and travelling.
