Renters' Rights
Maintaining a Rented Home During Winter: Tenant and Landlord Responsibilities
Winter can be a challenging season for maintaining a home, particularly when it comes to rented properties. Both tenants and landlords have roles to play in ensuring the property remains safe, comfortable, and well-maintained during cold weather. Understanding these responsibilities can help prevent disputes and keep the home in top condition throughout the season.
Landlord Responsibilities for Repairs: A Guide For Renters
Landlords are legally required to ensure their rental properties meet basic standards. Read our 2024 guide that answers the question: "What legal obligations do landlords have for making repairs?"
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The Power to Make it Right: 8 Essential Steps for UK Renters in Unfit Homes
What Can I Do If My Landlord Is Not Making Repairs?
We've all heard the stories: a leaky tap that turns into a flooded bathroom, a draughty window that lets the winter chill seep in, or a broken boiler that leaves you shivering in the middle of a cold snap. Let's dive into this topic so you can ensure your rented home remains a comfortable, secure, and habitable haven.
What Are Landlords Responsible For Fixing and Maintaining?
As a renter, it's crucial to know what maintenance and repair responsibilities fall under your landlord's jurisdiction and what tasks might fall onto your own shoulders. Pull up and chair and let's have a look!