Housing

An adaptation is an alteration to your home, which will provide facilities that help you live as independently as possible

We own, manage and maintain housing throughout Flintshire as well as offering information and advice about housing related issues

Council tax is the contribution that people who live in Flintshire make to the many services provided by the council

If you are finding it difficult to pay your rent there is help available from different sources.

Our housing services range from managing over 7000 council homes

These are independent 'registered social landlords' not private landlords. They provide housing in a very similar way to the council and are non-profit making. They are run by committees, who are unpaid, and managed by paid professional housing officers.

Our aim is to provide a good quality, efficient maintenance service for our tenants.

The legal definition of a House in Multiple Occupation is 'a house which is occupied by persons who do not form a single household’. The Council is required by the Housing Act 1985 (as amended) to monitor standards in these properties to ensure that they are fit for habitation and the number of occupants.

If you are a private sector resident or landlord, we can offer you housing advice and support

If you are a Council tenant thinking of buying your home, you should get as much advice and information as you can. You must be sure you are making the right decision.

Most of our sheltered housing is made up of self-contained flats for single people or couples

An adaptation is an alteration to your home, which will provide facilities that help you live as independently as possible

We own, manage and maintain housing throughout Flintshire as well as offering information and advice about housing related issues

Council tax is the contribution that people who live in Flintshire make to the many services provided by the council

If you are finding it difficult to pay your rent there is help available from different sources.

Our housing services range from managing over 7000 council homes

These are independent 'registered social landlords' not private landlords. They provide housing in a very similar way to the council and are non-profit making. They are run by committees, who are unpaid, and managed by paid professional housing officers.

Our aim is to provide a good quality, efficient maintenance service for our tenants.

The legal definition of a House in Multiple Occupation is 'a house which is occupied by persons who do not form a single household’. The Council is required by the Housing Act 1985 (as amended) to monitor standards in these properties to ensure that they are fit for habitation and the number of occupants.

If you are a private sector resident or landlord, we can offer you housing advice and support

If you are a Council tenant thinking of buying your home, you should get as much advice and information as you can. You must be sure you are making the right decision.

Most of our sheltered housing is made up of self-contained flats for single people or couples