How To Make A Tenancy Deposit Claim
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Making A Tenancy Deposit Claim is Free & Easy
If any of the below apply to you, you may have a claim
Initial Checks
The very first stage is checking to see how likely it is that you have a claim. Answer a few brief questions about your deposit and we can tell you if it sounds like you’re owed compensation.
Tenancy Agreement
Next, we need to review your tenancy agreement for you. It’s a fairly quick review to ensure your landlord has used the correct documentation and clauses. As always, this is free and 100% no-obligation.
Confirm Your Case
As soon as we’ve run checks against the deposit databases, we’ll be able to let you know if you have a valid claim. It is at this stage that you can decide to continue, it is completely up to you.
Solicitors
We work with specialist law firms and they will liaise directly with you, all you need to do is read the information sent, sign and the letter of claim is then sent to your landlord.
14 Days
The landlord has 14 days to settle the case. If no satisfactory outcome is reached, the matter will be taken to court by our partner solicitors on your behalf.
No-Win, No-Fee
Your claim is covered under a no-collection, no-fee policy, so it won’t cost you a penny upfront. See What Will It Cost Me for more information.
If you need help or perhaps you would just like a friendly chat, get in touch today or you can get started by clicking the button below.
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.
Tenant Success Stories
At Tenant Angels, we have built a solid reputation and thanks to hundreds of 5-star reviews on TrustPilot and Google, we are so proud to be the highest rated Tenancy Deposit Claim specialists in the UK. Read just a handful of our latest success stories from tenants just like you!
Over £7 million Worth Of Claims Handled In The Last 12 Months
In 2024 alone, we’ve helped more than 1,300 tenants make a successful claim against their landlord and the average claim value has been up to 5x the deposit amount, well above the industry standard of 3x – we will maximise your compensation!
