Awaab's Law
Legal Compliance for Landlords & Housing Providers
From October 2025, Awaab's Law comes into effect, setting strict legal timeframes for landlords and housing providers to investigate and fix reported damp and mould. This landmark legislation was introduced following the tragic case of Awaab Ishak.
Legal Requirements
14 Days to Investigate
Landlords must investigate all damp and mould complaints within 14 days of receiving them.
7 Days for Essential Repairs
If a serious health risk is identified, essential repairs must begin within 7 days.
Legal Accountability
Full legal accountability for failing to protect tenants from damp and mould hazards.
Our Response to Awaab's Law
Comprehensive Surveys
Professional damp surveys and detailed reports to meet legal investigation requirements within the 14-day timeframe.
Fast Response Times
Rapid remedial solutions that comply with the new 7-day legal standards for essential repairs.
Legal Compliance
Ensuring tenants live in safe, healthy, and legally compliant homes that meet all regulatory standards.
Expert Partnership
Working with housing associations, property managers, and private landlords across South England.
Get Ahead of the Legal Deadlines
If you're a landlord or property manager, now is the time to review your property portfolio and ensure compliance with Awaab's Law.