Broken window with damaged frame causing security and weather issues
Broken Roofs, Windows & Gutters
Damaged roofs, broken windows, and faulty guttering can lead to water ingress, heat loss, and security issues. If your landlord has failed to repair these essential elements, we can help you get them fixed.
Common Issues with Roofs, Windows, and Gutters
- Missing or damaged roof tiles
- Leaking or sagging roofs
- Broken or cracked window panes
- Windows that don't open or close properly
- Blocked or damaged gutters and downpipes
- Damaged fascias and soffits
Potential Problems and Risks
Issues with roofs, windows, and gutters can lead to:
- Water ingress causing damp and mould
- Heat loss leading to increased energy bills
- Security vulnerabilities
- Structural damage if left unaddressed
- Health issues from damp and cold
Your Landlord's Responsibilities
Your landlord is legally responsible for:
- Maintaining the structure and exterior of the property
- Ensuring the property is weatherproof
- Keeping gutters and drains in working order
- Repairing or replacing broken windows
- Ensuring the property is secure
How We Can Help
If you're dealing with issues related to broken roofs, windows, or gutters, we can:
- Arrange for a professional assessment of the problems
- Help you communicate effectively with your landlord
- Ensure necessary repairs are carried out
- Seek compensation for any inconvenience, increased heating costs, or damage to belongings