Anyone know if one can put a lein on a contractor in Utah?

Apr 9, 2021
7:33:06pm

JamDownSouth All-American

I’m concerned that a contractor skipped town on me and took my deposit.

Looking online it looks like there are laws to protect the contractor but I haven’t seen anything that walks through the process for the consumer.

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Anyone know if one can put a lein on a contractor in Utah?

JamDownSouth

4/9/21 7:33pm

I think it's spelled "lean", but I could be wrong.

Cougar Junkie

4/9/21 7:44pm

You’re both wrong, it’s lien.

jjshol1126

4/9/21 7:55pm

RE: You’re both wrong, it’s lien.

Grammar Police

4/9/21 7:56pm

RE: You’re both wrong, it’s lien.

jjshol1126

4/9/21 8:04pm

It's called a humorous, suggestive correction.

Cougar Junkie

4/9/21 8:01pm

RE: It's called a humorous, suggestive correction.

jjshol1126

4/9/21 8:08pm

Was there a contract?

Powerbait DPM

4/9/21 7:52pm

Yes

JamDownSouth

4/9/21 8:01pm

I would imagine he’s in breach of contract and there would be some sort of

Powerbait DPM

4/9/21 8:49pm

If licensed, contact the department over licensing. Should be a bond on file.

JAGA97

4/9/21 8:01pm

You can't. You have to sue and get a judgement. Report to DOPL.

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