Living in Unsafe or Unhealthy Conditions?

File a T6 Tenant Repair Claim & Get the Compensation You Deserve.


Your Landlord Has a Legal Duty.

When They Fail, You Have Rights.


At Cordaie Legal Services, we help tenants across Ontario hold landlords accountable when they fail to maintain safe, livable, and legally compliant rental units.


If you’ve been living with:

  • Broken plumbing or heat
  • Mold, pests, or poor air quality
  • Unsafe wiring or structural hazards
  • No hot water or electricity
  • Leaky ceilings or flooding
  • No working smoke alarms or fire exits


…you could be entitled to repairs AND compensation through a T6 Application at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB).


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What Is a T6 Application?


The T6: Tenant Application About Maintenance is a legal tool under Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act (RTA). It allows you to:


  • ✔ Demand that your landlord make necessary repairs
  • ✔ Ask for a rent reduction for the time repairs weren’t made
  • ✔ Request compensation for damages, suffering, or lost use of space
  • ✔ Seek an order for the landlord to fix the problem immediately


This isn’t just paperwork—it’s power.

How Cordaie Helps Tenants Like You

Filing a T6 on your own is frustrating, time-consuming, and filled with legal traps. That’s where we come in.


We Handle:



  • ✔ Reviewing your evidence (photos, texts, videos, letters)
  • ✔ Drafting a legally airtight T6 application
  • ✔ Gathering supporting documentation and expert reports
  • ✔ Filing everything on time and in the correct format
  • ✔ Communicating with your landlord
  • ✔ Representing you at the Landlord and Tenant Board hearing


Whether you're still living in the unit or you’ve already moved out—we help tenants get justice.

Cordaie paralegal reviewing documents with a tenant during a T6 repair claim consultation in Ontario.
Happy tenant shaking hands with a paralegal after successfully resolving a T6 repair claim with Cordaie Paralegal Services in Ontario.

Real Compensation. Real Results.

We’ve helped Ontario tenants get:


  • Thousands in rent rebates
  • Emergency repairs completed fast
  • Landlord accountability for negligence
  • Peace of mind through the legal system


“Cordaie got my heat fixed and helped me win back $3,400. I couldn’t believe how fast they moved. Absolute pros.” – Daniel R., Mississauga


Don’t Suffer in Silence. Fight Back—Legally.


Your landlord must keep your home in a state of good repair under Ontario law. Period.


If they’ve ignored your complaints, refused to act, or made things worse, it’s time to fight back—with legal force.

Common T6 Situations


  • Ongoing repair requests ignored
  • Health hazards (mold, cockroaches, bedbugs)
  • Unsafe stairs, windows, or doors
  • Broken heating, cooling, or water
  • Retaliation after requesting repairs
  • Landlord claims they “don’t have the money” or “it’s not that bad”


You have more rights than you think—and we’ll help you use them.

Concerned tenant on the phone reporting a leaking kitchen sink in a rental unit after multiple ignored repair requests.

Schedule Your Free T6 Case Review


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We’ll assess your situation at no cost and explain exactly what we can do for you. No obligation. No pressure. Just clear, legal guidance.


Stop Living in Unsafe Conditions. Start Fighting for Your Rights.


Let Cordaie Legal Services protect your home, your health, and your dignity. Serving tenants across Ontario with proven experience and real results.


  • ✔ Fast turnaround
  • ✔ Licensed Paralegal Services
  • ✔ Transparent Flat Fees
  • ✔ Ontario-Wide Service


Book Your FREE Tenant Repair Claim Consultation Now

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Because No One Deserves to Live Like That.

Cordaie Legal Services – Where Tenants Win.


 Harassment & Privacy Violations Ontario — FAQ

  • 1. What counts as landlord harassment?

    Harassment can include threats, intimidation, repeated unwelcome visits, shutting off services, or trying to force you to leave.

  • 2. How much notice must my landlord give before entering my unit?

    Generally, 24 hours’ written notice, except in emergencies.

  • 3. Can my landlord enter my home without permission?

    Only in specific situations allowed by the law. Illegal entry can be challenged at the LTB.

  • 4. What can I do if my landlord is retaliating against me for asserting my rights?

    We can file an application to stop the retaliation and seek compensation.

  • 5. Can the LTB order my landlord to stop harassment?

    Yes — the LTB can issue orders to stop illegal behaviour and may award you damages.

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