Social Homes Repair Blitz Under Awaab's Law
Awaab's Law, named after Awaab Ishak, who died in 2020 from black mould exposure, takes effect today, introducing tough new rules for social home repairs.
Landlords must now fix life-threatening hazards within 24 hours and investigate damp and mould within 10 working days, making homes safe within five days.
- Repair life-threatening hazards within 24 hours
- Investigate serious damp and mould within 10 working days
- Mould clearance within a week
Awaab's Law is expected to trigger a huge increase in demand for surveyors and maintenance teams.
The changes mark a significant shift in the sector, with more phases of Awaab's Law to be introduced over the next two years to improve home safety.
Author's summary: Awaab's Law takes effect, requiring urgent repairs.
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