Tenancy Deposit Claim Calculator
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Work Out How Much Your Tenancy Deposit Claim Value Could Be Worth
Use our handy Tenancy Deposit Claim Calculator to find out how much you could claim in compensation*
* To be used as a guide only.
** A new tenancy comes into force after your fixed term expires, if you remain in the property.
For example; if you sign a 6-month AST and you remain in the property beyond 6 months but don’t sign another tenancy, this would be two agreements – fixed, then periodic.
** A new tenancy comes into force after your fixed term expires, if you remain in the property.
For example; if you sign a 6-month AST and you remain in the property beyond 6 months but don’t sign another tenancy, this would be two agreements – fixed, then periodic.
If your landlord didn’t protect your deposit correctly, they may have broken the law and you could be entitled to make a tenancy deposit compensation claim. This claim can be worth 1 to 3 times the amount of the tenancy deposit paid.
The final amount of a tenancy deposit claim is calculated per breach of the law. Possible breaches include;
The final amount of a tenancy deposit claim is calculated per breach of the law. Possible breaches include;
- Failing to protect the deposit within 30 days.
- Failure to protect the deposit during the entire tenancy, for example, if you renew your tenancy agreement.
- Failure to notify and inform the tenant with information regarding to which scheme the deposit is placed.
To get started, all you need to do is request a free tenancy deposit claim check and if possible, send us a copy of your tenancy agreement. Our service is 100% confidential right up until you choose whether to proceed with a claim against your landlord.
We've investigated over £1.6m Worth of Deposits That Haven't Been Protected In The Last Year!
In 2024 alone, we handled claims on behalf of tenants to the tune of £1.6m worth of deposits that landlords and agents failed to protect! The law on tenancy deposits has been in place for over 20 years… there really is no excuse and they must be held accountable.
