Derby Homes

Impact of Coronavirus on our Services

We are only accepting and carrying out emergency repairs at this time. Please be aware that our phonelines may be busy due to staff shortages.

We have suspended the allocation of all general needs housing for Derby City Council and Derby Homes properties on Derby Homefinder for a period of at least six months. We have also had to withdraw existing offers of properties to households that have only recently been made.

We are unable to carry out any ASB enforcement action against people who are not following the government's guidance. If you are concerned and witness clear and obvious breaches of these guidelines they should be passed to the Derbyshire Constabulary via a private message on their Facebook page or direct message on Twitter, @DerPolContact. Please only call 101 when it is absolutely necessary.

For any other queries, you can use the forms on this page or send us a message. It may take us longer than usual to respond.

General enquiry form

Query your housing application

Make a complaint

Report anti-social behaviour

What’s the best way to contact Derby Homes?

General information

You should be able to find the answer to most questions right here on our website. This should be your first stop to help you with any general queries you have about your tenancy and our services. You'll also find links to download and read public reports from our board meetings. Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for up-to-the-minute information.

Requesting services (non-urgent)

Contacting us online means you can do it in your own time, without having to call us. My Account lets you check the important things to do with your tenancy, like rent and repairs. For everything else, use the web forms or email us.

Calling us directly

You should really only need to call us if you have an urgent repair, if there is an emergency or if you’re unable to use our website for some reason.

Urgent repairs

These include things like total or partial loss of services (electric, gas, water); unsafe electrical sockets or fittings; blocked toilet, sink, bath or basin (with no others available); leaks; a loose handrail; and unsecure windows, doors or locks or where a door entry phone is not working.

Urgent Housing Advice

This includes things like discussing rent arrears, payment agreements, benefits advice and court action/evictions, but also more serious anti-social behaviour and things that mean your tenancy may be at risk.

Offices open to the public

Council House Booth 26 (Housing Options enquiries only)

Derby City Council

Council House

Corporation Street

Derby DE1 2FS

Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 noon

Allenton Housing Office

Bingham Street

Allenton

Derby DE24 9BS

Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 noon

Sussex Circus Housing Office

Sussex Circus

Chaddesden

Derby, DE21 6YF

Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 noon

Correspondance Addresses (not open to the public)

Brook Street Office

Parker Street

Derby, DE1 3HX

Sinfin Office

Shakespeare Street

Sinfin

Derby, DE24 9HE

Stockbrook Street Office

Stockbrook Street

Derby, DE22 3WH

Head Office

Derby Homes Ltd

839 London Road

Derby, DE24 8UZ

Text Messages

Please note that if you send us a text, or reply to a text that we have sent you it will cost you your normal, standard message charge. Check with your network provider for more information on what their charges are.

contactus@derbyhomes.org

0345 600 1982 (Automated payments)
24 hours a day, 365 days a year

01332 888 777 (Non-urgent enquiries)
Monday to Friday – 9am to 3pm

Call anytime for emergencies.

All calls to Derby Homes will be recorded for training and monitoring purposes.

01332 642202 (Out of hours emergencies only, 5pm - 8am and weekends)

Registered Office
Derby Homes Ltd
839 London Road
Derby
DE24 8UZ

Company Number 4380984
A company limited by guarantee
Registered in England and Wales

Derby Homes is registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Licence No. 774308
www.fca.org.uk