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Emergency out of hours repairs to council properties

This page contains details on emergency repairs to council properties, how to report them and which repairs are classed as emergencies.

Emergency repairs are carried out to prevent danger to the health and safety of residents and / or serious damage to the property. Your home will be made safe within 24 hours of reporting the problem and, where necessary, follow up repairs will be completed as soon as possible.

Report an emergency repair.

Emergency repairs include

  • no water supply at all or where water pipes or tanks have burst.
  • complete failure of internal lighting and / or power supply or dangerous electrical fittings
  • dangerous structures.
  • blocked toilet and drains
  • toilet not flushing where there is no other toilet in the property
  • total or partial loss of supply
  • blocked flue to open fire or boiler
  • total or partial loss to space or water heating between 31 October and 1 May

You should make sure that you know where the stop taps, electricity and gas meters are located in your home and how to turn them off in an emergency.

Frequently Asked Questions (1)

I've Got No Hot Water or Heating in My Council Property, Who Do I Report It To?

Lovell Respond are the contractor responsible for plumbing, heating and boiler issues within our Council properties. If you discover a problem or need to book a gas safety check, please contact Lovell Respond on 0845 600 7996.

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Requested on
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
Reference
2011 September 22
Resolution
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Last updated: Tuesday, 28 February 2012 3:14 pm

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