Structural Issues

Structural problems can pose serious safety risks. If your landlord has failed to address issues like cracks in walls, subsidence, or unstable floors, we can help you get these essential repairs completed.

Common Structural Problems

• Cracks in walls, floors, or ceilings
• Subsidence or building movement
• Bulging or leaning walls
• Sagging or uneven floors
• Unstable staircases
• Damaged or deteriorating foundations

Safety Risks and Concerns

Structural issues can lead to serious safety hazards, including:

• Risk of partial or complete building collapse
• Falling masonry or building materials
• Trip hazards from uneven floors
• Doors and windows that won't close properly, affecting security
• Psychological stress from living in an unsafe environment

Your Landlord's Responsibilities

Your landlord is legally responsible for:

• Maintaining the structure and exterior of the property
• Ensuring the property is safe for habitation
• Addressing structural issues promptly
• Carrying out necessary repairs to prevent further deterioration
• Providing alternative accommodation if necessary during major repairs

How We Can Help

If you're dealing with structural issues in your rented property, we can:

• Arrange for a professional structural survey
• Help you communicate effectively with your landlord
• Ensure necessary repairs are carried out
• Seek compensation for any stress, inconvenience, or risks you've faced
• Assist with temporary accommodation arrangements if needed