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Are you living in a leasehold property that's falling apart around you, despite your pleas for repair?

If the freeholder has neglected their duty to maintain the building's structure, leading to damage within your home, it's time to assert your rights.

Inadequate upkeep from a freeholder can wreak havoc on your property and daily life. Whether it's rainwater seeping through holes in the roof, windows that won't keep out the cold or water ingress causing worrisome damp and mould - these are not just inconveniences, they are breaches of your lease agreement.

Each lease is unique, and so is your situation. The obligation to repair structural defects may lie with your freeholder if specified in the terms of your lease. Importantly, any damage must be substantial enough to impact the integrity of the property – we're talking about more than just cosmetic issues here. From crumbling brickwork affecting the interior of your home to faulty water tanks or electrical and gas issues you've got a case if these problems have been reported but ignored.

Remember: You must have given your freeholder a fair chance to rectify these issues. If they've turned a blind eye, leaving you in distress, that's where we step in. Don't let negligence erode both your investment and quality of life.

Our team is ready to assist you in making a successful leasehold housing disrepair claim. .