If your landlord broke the rules,
the rent may be yours to reclaim.
Check whether an unlicensed property, an ignored improvement notice, or an illegal eviction means you may be able to claim back rent from your landlord — up to two years' worth, decided by an independent tribunal.
How ReclaimRent Works
Build Your Case
- Offence checker
- Rent schedule
- Evidence builder
Submit Your RRO1
- Tribunal-ready RRO1
- Submission guidance
- Hearing prep
Enforce Your Award
- Letter Before Action
- Court claim builder
- Bailiff guidance
Use the eligibility checker, gather your evidence, and generate a Tribunal-ready document pack, entirely free.
No-win-no-fee providers in this space typically charge between 20% and 36% of your award. Our fee is 32%.
- Eligibility and offence assessment for your case
- Help gathering and organising your evidence
- Full completion of your Tribunal application (Form RRO1), including your rent calculation and Help with Fees application if you're eligible
- Submission to the Tribunal, and handling all deadlines and correspondence
- Serving your landlord as the Tribunal requires
- Responding to any directions the Tribunal issues
- Preparing your full hearing bundle
- Help understanding any settlement offer before a hearing, and making sure it's confirmed in writing
You pay nothing if your claim is unsuccessful.
We can help you enforce your award through the county court — converting your Tribunal decision into a County Court Judgment and, if needed, guiding you through the bailiff process. Because enforcement cases vary in complexity, we'll agree the exact cost with you before any work begins — nothing is charged without your separate written agreement.
Guides
What is a Rent Repayment Order — and am I eligible?
My landlord doesn't have an HMO licence — can I claim my rent back?