Repair & Maintenance Issues

Repair & Maintenance Issues in Texas

Landlords Have a Legal Duty to Keep Rentals Safe and Habitable

You pay your rent every month. You keep your end of the deal.
But what happens when your landlord doesn’t?

  • Maybe your A/C broke in the middle of summer and no one showed up.
  • Maybe you’ve reported leaks, mold, or broken appliances—and your calls go unanswered.
  • Maybe your landlord is stalling on repairs, hoping you’ll give up.

The truth is: Texas law requires landlords to make necessary repairs. You don’t have to live in unsafe or unhealthy conditions—and the Law Office of Bryan Fagan can help make sure you’re treated fairly.

What Texas Law Says About Repairs

Under the Texas Property Code, landlords must:
If your landlord ignores repair requests, you may have the right to:

Our attorneys know how to push back against landlords who neglect their legal obligations.

How the Law Office of Bryan Fagan Can Help

Draft and send formal repair requests that get taken seriously

Hold landlords accountable when they fail to make necessary repairs

Protect tenants from retaliation for asserting their rights

Help recover damages when unsafe conditions cause loss or injury

Navigate the legal process for withholding rent or terminating a lease legally

Ensure full compliance with Texas Property Code Section 92.052 and beyond

Whether you’re dealing with broken air conditioning, faulty wiring, water damage, or unsafe living conditions, our legal team can step in and fight for your rights.

Don’t Wait—Unsafe Conditions Can’t Be Ignored

Schedule a Free Consultation Today

You don’t have to tolerate unsafe, unhealthy, or unlivable conditions. Texas law is on your side—and so are we.

Call the Law Office of Bryan Fagan today to speak with a tenant rights attorney who understands how to handle landlord repair disputes.

📞 Call us now at 281-562-7344 to schedule your FREE consultation.

No pressure. No jargon. Just real answers and real solutions.

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