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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your address in the designated field. This ensures that your landlord knows where the maintenance issue is located.
Next, fill in your name and any additional names if applicable. This identifies you as the tenant making the request.
In the 'Maintenance/Repair Request' section, clearly describe the item that needs repair and detail the specific problem you are experiencing.
Indicate the date when this item became defective. This information helps track how long the issue has persisted.
Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom to formally submit your request for maintenance.

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How to write a request for maintenance?

Under Section 92.052 of the Texas Property Code, a few requirements must be met before the landlord is required to make the repair: The tenant must be current on their rent. The tenant must have let their landlord know about the problem by giving notice to the person or place where they normally pay their rent; and.

What is the tenant repair law in Texas?

State-by-State Repair Laws California: In California, landlords are generally required to address repairs within 30 days for non-emergency issues. Emergency repairs, such as broken heating systems during cold weather, must be handled immediately (TurboTax Support).