Serious Issue
Structural Damage Housing Disrepair Claims
Structural damage including cracked walls, leaking roofs, damaged windows, and subsidence can pose serious safety risks. Your landlord has a legal duty to maintain the structural integrity of your property. Failure to do so entitles you to substantial compensation.
Types of Structural Damage
- Cracked or crumbling walls (internal and external)
- Leaking or damaged roofing
- Broken or rotting window frames
- Subsidence or foundation issues
- Damaged or missing brickwork
- Sagging floors or ceiling issues
Safety Risks
- •Falling debris or structural collapse risk
- •Water ingress leading to mould and damp
- •Cold draughts and poor insulation
- •Pest entry points through damaged structures
- •Electrical hazards from water-damaged wiring
Compensation for Structural Damage
| Issue | Typical Compensation |
|---|---|
| Cracked Walls (6+ months) | £3,000 - £6,000 |
| Leaking Roof (12+ months) | £4,000 - £10,000 |
| Broken Windows (3+ months) | £1,500 - £3,500 |
| Subsidence Issues | £5,000 - £10,000+ |
Structural Damage? Claim Now
Don't live with dangerous structural issues. Your landlord must fix them. Get compensated.