Your location: - Shelter England
- Shop
- Publications
- Housing advice & information
- Getting repairs done
Getting repairs done
This guide gives information about getting repairs done to your home.
Contents include:
- Who is responsible for repairs?
- Reporting, evidence and access
- Risk of eviction
- Disruption and poor work
- Making complaints
- Moving due to disrepair
Please note that due to differences in housing laws between nations, the guide applies to England and Wales only.
Published: June 2006
Similar products you may be interested in:
-
Relationship breakdown -
Homeless? Read this -
Housing benefit & local housing allowance -
Gas and fire safety -
Rent arrears -
Homelessness: early identification & prevention -
Housing and support for older people -
Rights and wrongs - the homelessness safety net 30 years on -
Housing benefit wallchart 08/09 -
The advice gap -
Housing rights guide 2008-09 -
Student housing and the law -
Neighbourhood watch -
Mortgage arrears -
Council tenancies
PreviousNext 
Search the store
What people say about Shelter housing advice booklets
‘Clear and easy to understand.’
Source:
Tracey Madgewick, Service Housing Options Officer, Gosport BC.
If you would like to give us feedback on our publications, we’d love to hear it. Please email your comments to publications@shelter.org.uk.