Managing Agent or Freeholder ignoring damp, mould, structural defects, roof leaks or major works issues? We specialise in leaseholder disrepair claims and service charge disputes on a No Win No Fee basis.
As a leaseholder or shared owner, you have the right to a well-maintained building. Freeholders and managing agents must repair structural defects, damp, mould, roof issues, and common parts. We help you challenge unreasonable service charges and force necessary repairs.
Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, and recent reforms, you can claim disrepair costs back and even apply for a new managing agent if standards are poor.
Leaseholder & Shared Owner cases won
Often from poor building maintenance or defective external walls.
Cracks, leaking roofs, and cladding issues affecting the whole block.
Overcharged major works or poor value for money repairs.
Force freeholder to repair common parts and structure.
Reclaim unreasonable service charges and disrepair costs.
Protection against retaliatory action or forfeiture threats.
True No Win No Fee for leaseholder claims.
Assess your lease, service charges & disrepair
Gather surveys, photos & correspondence
Contest unreasonable major works charges
Force repairs to structure & common areas
Recover costs + improved building condition
£10,000 – £100,000+
in recovered service charges and compensation for major building disrepair cases.
"Our managing agent ignored cladding and damp issues. They recovered over £28,000 in service charges and forced essential repairs."
— David Roberts, Leaseholder, London
"Shared ownership flat with persistent mould. Got full resolution and significant compensation without paying any legal fees."
— Priya Sharma, Shared Owner, Manchester
Yes. You can claim for defects in the structure, common parts, roof, and external walls.
Absolutely. We help leaseholders dispute unreasonable or inflated service charges.
Don’t pay for disrepair that isn’t your responsibility. Get expert help today.
