Describe the repair
Answer a few simple questions about what’s happening, including where it is and how it’s affecting you.

For people renting from councils and housing associations. Organise the issue, understand the complaint route, build evidence and prepare the next step without having to work out every legal label first.

Tell R2R what’s happening with your repair. You’ll be guided through the right questions and next steps.

Answer a few plain-English questions about the repair. R2R will organise what you tell it and guide you towards the next appropriate step.
A simple process to get the right information and support for your repair.
Answer a few simple questions about what’s happening, including where it is and how it’s affecting you.
Keep reports, communications, photos and other evidence together in one place.
Get clear, tailored guidance on what to do next, including who to contact and what to expect.

Use the Social Housing Tenancy Checker to work through the facts you know and identify a possible route to check next. You do not need to know the legal terminology before you begin.
Get guidance on common repair and property-condition problems in your social rented home.






Choose your UK nation to see selected repair, housing-condition and disrepair rules that may affect your route.
Choose the point that best matches your case to see a likely preparation step and the R2R tools that may help.
Use these tools to prepare your repair record, evidence and complaint route. They do not replace urgent safety action.

Keep reports, evidence and follow-up steps organised.
Social-housing repair rights and complaint routes differ across the UK. Use the source that matches your nation and landlord.
