Make a complaint, comment, or compliment

We want you to let us know your thoughts and feedback about our services, as we can learn from your experiences and use this to improve our services. 

 

Contact our customer service team first 

If you want us to put something right and this is the first time you have reported your issue, the first point of contact should be our Customer Service team on 0330 175 9540 or email: enquiry@incommunities.co.uk  

The team will usually have the information needed and may be able to put things right straight away. If you are not satisfied with the actions taken you can ask them to record a complaint for you.

Incommunities Staff

 

How to make a complaint, compliment or just give us some feedback 

We want to make it as simple as possible for you to make a complaint, give us feedback, or let us know if you think one of our colleagues has done a good job. Just choose whichever method you prefer and let us know your thoughts. 

 
Person In person to any Incommunities colleague 
Social Media On social media at facebook.com/incommunitiesha or x.com/incommunitiesha
Phone Over the phone on 0330 175 9540
Email By email complaintssupportteam@incommunities.co.uk
Compouter On our website
Letter By letter to
Incommunities Ltd
The Quays
Victoria Street
Shipley BD17 7BN.
You don’t even need a stamp, just pop your letter in an envelope and write FREEPOST INCOMMUNITIES on the front. 

 

Disagreement 

If we meet the standards that we have set in our Customer Commitment, and you’re not happy, this won’t be treated as a complaint. We will let you know that this is the case and your feedback will be recorded and used when we review our Customer Commitment.  

 

The complaints process

Stage 1

  • We’ll acknowledge your complaint within 2 working days. 
  • We’ll investigate your complaint and provide you with a written response within 10 working days of our first letter of acknowledgement. 
  • If you’re not happy with our response at stage 1, we will escalate your complaint to stage 2 of our complaints process. 

If there’s likely to be a delay with your response we’ll write to you to explain the reasons why.  

If we think your complaint is likely to result in harm to life, limb or property, we’ll aim to assess it within 24 hours. 




Stage 2

  • We’ll investigate your complaint and provide you with a written response within 20 working days of our letter of acknowledgement. 
  • We’ll tell you what you can do if you are not happy with our stage 2 complaint including getting further advice from the Housing Ombudsman Service (HOS). You can contact the Housing Ombudsman on their website or by phone 0300 111 300, Email: info@housing-ombudsman.org.uk or letter to, Housing Ombudsman Service, PO Box 1484, Unit D, Preston, PR2 0ET.

All complaints are monitored to help us to improve our services. Once your complaint is closed, we’ll contact you for feedback about how we handled your issues. From 31st December 2020 all Housing Associations have been asked to self-assess against the Housing Ombudsman Complaint Handling Code. Here you can find our 2024 self-assessment Code Self-Assessment  which was undertaken by six of our customers in March 2024
 

Our full complaints policy is also available for you to read. if you require the policy in a different language or in an alternative format, please contact complaintssupportteam@incommunities.co.uk

*We may not be able to consider your complaint if you leave it more than 12 months to tell us about it. 

 

Housing Ombudsman 

You can contact the Housing Ombudsman Service (HOS) at any time for advice and guidance, but they will usually expect you to try and resolve any issues with your landlord before contacting them. 

We’ve added some helpful links to direct you to some frequently visited pages on the Housing Ombudsman website. 

Statutory Complaint Handling Code Residents page of HOS website Late decisions about complaints

 

Building Safety Regulator  

If you live in a high rise building (7+ floors or at least 18 meters in height) and have made a complaint about a fire or structural building safety issue, you can take your complaint to the Building Safety Regulator if you’re not happy with the response or have unresolved issues. You can make a complaint on the Building Safety Regulator website or by telephone: 0300 790 6787   

 

 

Complaints performance

If you want to know more detail about the number of complaints that we receive, how we deal with the complaints, and learn from them, you can view our complaints performance 

 

Compliments, Comments, Complaints

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