Complaints

Complaints

If something hasn't gone well, please give us the opportunity to put this right.

A complaint is when you're unhappy with how we've handled something, or the quality of service you've received. You can tell us more using this form.

If you're asking us to do something - like repairing your home or to investigate antisocial behaviour - you can do this here. Requests like this aren't usually complaints and will be reviewed separately. 

We'll need your details to raise a formal complaint so we know who to get back to. If you'd prefer to be anonymous, that's ok. You can share your comments, feedback or compliments here.

Tell us what the issue is

Let's get that fixed

It sounds like you need a repair. Click here to report a repair or problem on your estate.

If you've already raised a repair, but you're not happy with how we handled it, you can still raise a complaint. To do this, press 'Next'.

You need our Neighbourhood team

This sounds like something for our Neighbourhood team, but we need to narrow it down a bit more. Click here to go to our dedicated section on neighbour issues.

If you've already got a case with the team, but you're not happy with how things have been handled, you can still raise a complaint. To do this, press 'Next'.

We're here to help

From repairs in your home to cleaning on your estate - we're here to help. You can jump on our live chat here to speak to us.

But if you're unhappy with our service and would like to make a complaint, please click "Next".

How the process works

Complaints flow diagram

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  1. You contact us with your complaint.
  2. Stage 1: if you don't feel we've resolved it, let us know and we'll do a full investigation (we'll confirm we're working on it within 5 working days, and try to finish our investigation in 10 working days).
  3. Stage 2: let us know if you're not happy with our investigation and we'll get a senior manager to review and investigate further (we'll confirm we're working on it within 5 working days, and try to finish our investigation in 20 working days).
  4. This is the end of our process. But, if you're not happy with the outcome, you can make a complaint to the Housing Ombudsman. (You can contact them at any point during your complaint.)

If you can't use the form above, you can still make a complaint. You can...

The Ombudsman is, simply, someone who investigates complaints.

They can make an independent and impartial decision on a complaint and are there to make sure everyone gets fair treatment.

They resolve complaints as quickly as possible and suggest most appropriate outcome based on the evidence they see. You can find out more about their service here.

You can contact them about your complaint at any point.

Click here to go to their website

But we'd like the opportunity to try to put things right in the first instance. If you've gone through our process and aren't happy with the final outcome, then you might want to contact the Ombudsman for to investigate our response.  

The Housing Ombudsman's service is free.