The Housing Enforcers - Episode Guide

Matt visits what could be Britain's filthiest home.

A household needs a officer to come to their home after a water leak leaves their property damaged.

Children are discovered living in a home by themselves.

A investigation into a landlord who has unlawfully converted some flats.

A neighbour who has taken a unusual approach to landscaping their garden.

Red lights are sought out down a resedential street.

Housing enforcers discover a man living in a damp garage.

A empty home is hiding years of rubbish.

A street is been plagued with anti-social behaviour.

Mushrooms have started sprouting in a ex-serviceman's home.

Matt meets a mother who's worried about the condition of her home and how it's affecting her children's health.

Matt is shocked when he discovers more people living in the bottom of a garden that belongs to an already overcrowded home.

Matt meets a family struggling to live in cramped conditions.

Housing officers give a homeless man a new start.

A surprise house inspection causes tempers to flare.

A young mum who has been forced to move to a different part of the country.

Two property tycoons have fallen out with one another over their guest house.

Matt turns detective to try and work out how many people are living in a crowded home in Oxford.

Matt meets a mum who is struggling with her situation after a falling out with the landlord.

A house is raided by the police.

Matt joins housing officer Andrew Weavers in Suffolk and discovers a tenant who, for the past five years, has become a prisoner in his own bedroom. In Havering, John and Shane are on the hunt for council tax evaders, while in Jaywick, Matt and housing officer Rob meet an unfortunate tenant forced to share her property with rats. Plus an oversized garden fish tank presents a potential headache for housing officers in Newcastle.

Matt helps a housing officer assist a tenant whose hoarding habit is threatening to spiral out of control, causing problems for both himself and his neighbours. An escalating neighbour dispute in Suffolk drags housing officer Andrew Weavers to an estate in Stowmarket. In Stroud, the council discover that mould is threatening to take over one of their properties, leaving housing officers facing one of their biggest ever challenges.

Matt catches up with an old friend but discovers that although the state of his property has improved, his behaviour might inadvertently be putting his neighbours in danger. In Romford, housing officers, a tenant and his unfortunate neighbours discover what happens when a garden fire gets out of control. In Stroud, Matt gets suited and booted to investigate a flea-infested property. While in Suffolk, one tenant takes the law into his own hands when parking.

Matt gets a surprise in Stroud when an eviction takes a shocking turn. In Jaywick, things turn violent for housing officers Ian and Rob as they investigate a fly-tipping incident. While in Lewisham, a visit to a supposedly empty property by housing officer Grace reveals an extraordinary discovery. Plus Matt gets a taste of life in sheltered accommodation, where a keep-fit class leaves him breathless.

Matt takes a break from his usual trek through problem properties to explore the world of social housing on the Isles of Scilly. Despite the picturesque surroundings, he finds the task for tenants of finding a suitable and affordable home brings its own unique set of challenges.

We meet two families in Wiltshire who are looking to change their lives by swapping their homes. In Stroud, a newly vacated property reveals an alarming colour scheme, and in Newcastle, housing officers investigate whether one of their tenants has been a victim of a garden land-grab.

Matt also meets a 91-year-old resident in Aylesbury who is hoping to face a warmer winter now her coal fire has been swapped for radiators.

In Stroud, housing officer Joe faces one of the biggest challenges of his career as he is forced to carry out five evictions in just one day.

In Wiltshire, Matt meets a worried mother facing an uncertain future who fears her son may become homeless without her.

And in Essex, housing officers struggle to control a tenant's hoarding habit that may be putting his fellow residents in danger.

Matt Allwright travels to Aylesbury to meet a tenant who is looking to make a fresh start after being evicted and rehoused on the same day.

In Newcastle, Matt learns all about one housing association's unique new system to combat antisocial behaviour and sees its results in action.

And in Stroud, an eviction proves a puzzling experience for Matt and the housing officers.

Matt Allwright hits the streets in Havering, London, on the trail of suspected tenancy fraud. In Newcastle, housing officer Laura encounters a sticky situation when she investigates an empty house. And Matt is faced with two challenging cases of antisocial behaviour where noisy neighbours are making life a misery for tenants. But he soon discovers there are two sides to every story.

Matt Allwright travels to Kent to join housing officers on an estate inspection to tackle antisocial behaviour. In Wiltshire, there is a race against time for expectant parents to find a home for their new baby. In Stroud, a mother and daughter's house is facing extensive renovation after 40 years of neglect. While in Croydon, Matt comes face to face with a house that is falling apart.

Matt Allwright is in Liverpool, where he discovers a single mum facing eviction from a house that is already unsafe for her and her kids. In Havering, London, one man's antisocial behaviour is causing huge headaches for the council. In Wiltshire, a grandfather's move to a smaller property proves bittersweet. In Lewisham, London, housing officer Grace comes face to face with a fly-tip mountain.

Matt Allwright is in Stroud where, during a routine tenant visit, he learns the average day of a housing officer can be anything but routine. In Suffolk, one man's spot of garden DIY is causing headaches for neighbours. In Havering, London, a serious case of antisocial behaviour leaves a tenant facing eviction. And housing officer Lindsay faces a race against time to rescue abandoned pets trapped in an empty flat.

Matt Allwright joins housing officers in Tendring, Essex, to investigate a property that might be putting its tenant's lives in danger. In Rotherham, a unique new scheme might present a lifeline for young homeless men. In Havering, London, we see how antisocial behaviour can have serious effects on neighbouring tenants.

In Croydon, Matt Allwright joins housing officer Francis to tackle a derelict house and a garden that is threatening to engulf a neighbour's property. In Chichester, two families are hoping for a fresh start in brand new houses. In Stroud, Matt meets an OAP who is facing up to losing his home, and in Suffolk, housing officers discover that, after a recent eviction, a former tenant took almost everything but the kitchen sink with them.

Matt Allwright is on the beat in Havering with the council's fraud team. While in Tendring, housing officers are faced with fly-tipping that is threatening the safety of local residents. Matt meets a mum whose family is having to be relocated thanks to particularly pungent problem. In Stroud, an abandoned property in a sheltered-housing scheme is causing a big headache for housing officers.

Matt Allwright meets an ageing couple in Wiltshire who are struggling to remain independent in their own home. In Suffolk, housing officers tackle a tenant whose antisocial behaviour could lead to an eviction. In London, an attempt by Matt and housing officer Grace to tackle overcrowding threatens to boil over.

Matt Allwright meets a pair of tenants in north London who are in danger of becoming isolated from their local community. But can a volunteer lunch club help provide a solution? In Newcastle, Matt meets residents so terrorised by their neighbour that they have become prisoners in their own homes. And in Stroud, a tenant is facing up to losing his home after more than 50 years.

Matt Allwright travels to Kent to join housing officers on an estate inspection to tackle antisocial behaviour.

In Newcastle, Matt learns all about one housing association's unique new system to combat antisocial behaviour and sees its results in action.

Matt Allwright investigates potentially lethal living conditions in a block of flats. In the West Midlands, a neglected property overrun with cats could prove a safety risk for neighbours.

Matt heads to Margate where an outbreak of chronic damp is threatening the health of young children. Plus what happens when a family home is plagued by rats?

In the Midlands, housing officer Richard investigates a suspected modern slavery racket in a house jammed with lethal electrics. And an empty property in Margate could present a serious fire risk for neighbours.

Matt Allwright investigates a potentially lethal gas boiler. In Sandwell, a young mum's life could be put at risk by shoddy electrics in her home.

Matt Allwright heads to East London where a tenancy fraud investigation reveals dangerously unsafe living conditions. In Peterborough, a disabled tenant suffers from a vermin infestation.