Utah Repairs and habitability remedies
What can a tenant do if the landlord won't make repairs in Utah?
The renter gives written notice of the deficient condition. The owner then has 3 calendar days to correct a habitability problem, or 10 days for a lease requirement. If the owner takes no substantial action, the renter can use the remedy named in the notice: rent abatement (which ends the lease) or repair and deduct. For dangerous conditions, the owner must begin repairs within 24 hours.
Verified Source: Utah Code § 57-22-6 · last checked 2026-10-15
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