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Have your say on the future of local councils in Surrey

Take part in a landmark Government consultation on proposals to replace Surrey's current councils with up to three larger authorities. We support a three unitary approach - Find out more and read our consultation question guide.

Join us at an online or in-person event where you find out more about Local Government Organisation, ask questions and find out how to have your say. 


Planned maintenance to our phone payment system

We will not be able to take payments over the phone from 5.30pm on Tuesday 15 July to Wednesday 16 July. This is whilst we carry out some essential maintenance. We apologise for any inconvenience. 

 

Help with private renting

Living in a property with disrepair

Landlords must ensure your home:

  • is kept in reasonable repair
  • is in a safe condition
  • complies with housing legislation

We may be able to help you if you live in a private rented or housing association property, and:

  • it is in disrepair, and
  • you are struggling with your landlord or letting agent to get the repairs done

Guide for tenants (opens new window)

How to get repairs in a rented home

You can check your rights by searching the Government's new toolkit. 

How to get repairs done to your rented home (opens new window)

Use this checker to find out:

  • how to get something fixed by your landlord or letting agent
  • what to do if your landlord or letting agent are not responding to your requests

You'll get ideas about what to do next and links to more information.

Making a complaint

Put your disrepair issues in writing to your landlord or letting agent. Allow a minimum of 14 days unless it's urgent.

If you don't receive a response, or the response is unsatisfactory, you can make a complaint to the council.

To complain report your property conditions online or contact us on 01483 505050.

Report property conditions