Responsibility for repairs is usually made clear in the tenancy agreement with landlords taking care of structural issues such as leaking roofs and tenants taking care of maintenance issues such as keeping drains clear or repairing damage they’ve caused themselves. The following guidance for landlords and tenants has been provided by the Department for Communities:
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