Renting & Tenant Rights

What Tenants Can Do When Repairs Are Delayed

Start with clear written reporting

Give the landlord or agent enough detail to understand the issue, including photos, dates and any impact on living conditions.

Keep records

Save messages, repair references, photos and appointment notes. Records help both sides understand what happened and when.

Escalate proportionately

If a repair remains unresolved, use the landlord or agent complaint process first, then check appropriate advice or local authority routes.

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