Get Your Property Back. Legally, Quickly, at a Fixed Fee.
Award-winning eviction specialists for landlords and letting agents across England and Wales. One of only two NRLA-recommended eviction suppliers, with over 20 years' experience.
Performance you can count on
We're a respected, award-winning eviction specialist in England and Wales, serving private landlords, corporate landlords, letting agents, local authorities and insurers. With a focus on tenant evictions, we prioritise every case and keep you informed at every stage.
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Years in business
Which situation are you in?
Pick the problem you're facing and we'll show you the right route.
Rent
arrears
Your tenant has stopped paying and payment plans haven't worked. We serve the right Section 8 notice and take it to possession.
Anti-social
behaviour
Neighbours are complaining or the police are involved. Serious cases can go to court as soon as notice is served.
Selling or
moving in
You need the property back to sell it or move in. Grounds 1 and 1A apply, with 4 months' notice.
Tenant has
disappeared
Rent has stopped and the property looks empty. Re-entering too soon is risky, so we help you do it safely.
Commercial
tenant
A shop, office or industrial tenant isn't paying. Forfeiture, peaceable re-entry or CRAR, handled end to end.
Encampment
on your land
Caravans or vehicles have arrived without permission. We serve notice and coordinate lawful removal.
Renters' Rights Act 2025
Section 21 has gone. Here's what it means for you.
Since 1 May 2026, landlords in England can no longer use no-fault evictions. Every eviction now needs a ground for possession, served on Form 3A, and every possession claim goes to a hearing.
- Rent arrears: Ground 8 needs at least 3 months owed, with 4 weeks' notice.
- Selling or moving in: 4 months' notice, and not in the first 12 months of the tenancy.
- Anti-social behaviour: serious cases can go to court straight away.
How eviction works
Four stages, one specialist team, fixed fees agreed upfront.
1
Notice
We serve a Section 8 notice on Form 3A, on the right grounds. Typically 4 weeks for arrears, 4 months to sell or move in.
2
Court claim
If the tenant stays, our panel solicitors issue a possession claim. The court fee is £415.
3
Possession order
At the hearing, the court sets a date to leave, usually 14 days on mandatory grounds.
4
Enforcement
If they still don't leave, County Court bailiffs (£148 warrant) or High Court enforcement recover your property.
Want the detail? Read How Long Does It Take to Evict a Tenant?

Meet the founder
Lee Daniels, Managing Director
"I founded Helpland in 2010 to give landlords a specialist, fixed-fee tenant eviction service they can rely on."
Lee has over 20 years' experience in tenant eviction and possession. He leads the team behind one of only two NRLA-recommended eviction suppliers, which has completed more than 3,200 evictions for landlords, letting agents and housing providers.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions landlords ask us most.
Most cases take several months from notice to possession. It depends on the grounds, the notice period, whether the tenant defends, and how busy your local court is.
No. Section 21 was abolished in England from 1 May 2026. Every eviction now starts with a Section 8 notice on Form 3A.
Every possession claim now goes to a hearing. Our panel solicitors prepare the claim and represent you. On a mandatory ground, the court usually orders possession within 14 days.
Yes. We support letting agents and their landlords, from a single case to whole portfolios.
No. Only a County Court bailiff or High Court Enforcement Officer can carry out an eviction. Doing it yourself risks a criminal offence.
Latest guides for landlords
Plain-English advice from the Landlord's Ledger, updated for the 2026 rules.
Can I Evict a Tenant to Sell or Move Back In?
Grounds 1 and 1A explained: notice, timing and the 12-month rule. EVICTIONS
HMO Eviction Rules for Landlords
Licensing risks, joint vs room-by-room tenancies, and the grounds that apply. RENT ARREARS
Rent Arrears Evictions: The 3-Month Rule
What Ground 8 now requires, and how to build an arrears case.
Real results, real stories
Montana Group
Raj Takhar
Exceptionally professional, friendly, and caring service. Highly recommended and will certainly use them again. Their excellent, prompt customer service truly stood out.
Private Landlord
Svetlana Pemsing
Lee and Mark's outstanding service and expertise were invaluable throughout this complex process. Their clear, timely communication in this specialised field made Helpland highly recommendable.
Property Manager - Jones Lang LaSalle
Anna Shorten
I've relied on Helpland for property legal advice and notice serving for over three years. Their excellent service, quick, informative responses, and expertise reassure both me and our clients.
Qdos Insurance
Pete Willcocks
For brokers, insurers, underwriters, and claims handlers, Helpland's approach not only manages client expectations and provides excellent service but also offers fixed fees for accurate claims cost planning, ensuring stable underwriting figures and financial projections.
Trusted by Leading Agents
Get a Free Case Check
Problem tenant? Tell us what's happening and one of our eviction specialists will call you back to explain your options, the right notice and the fixed cost.
No obligation, and no jargon. Whether it's rent arrears, anti-social behaviour, or you need the property back to sell or move in, we'll tell you where you stand.
Prefer to talk now? Call 020 3835 4446.
