Pennsylvania Repairs and habitability remedies
What can a tenant do if the landlord won't make repairs in Pennsylvania?
Every lease includes an unwaivable implied warranty of habitability. After notice and a reasonable chance to fix a serious defect, legal options may include repair and deduct, terminating the lease, or withholding rent until it's fixed. Get legal advice first, since misusing a remedy can lead to eviction.
Verified Source: Implied warranty of habitability (PA AG Consumer Guide) · last checked 2026-10-15
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