Landlord Mold Responsibility Utah

Summary

Landlords in Utah must maintain habitable properties. If mold results from neglect, they may need to cover remediation and testing costs. Document issues, notify your landlord, and contact the Utah Department of Health for inspection. Legal advice may be beneficial for compensation.

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my landlord left the mold for * */2 years, then did not use a mold remediation company to fix it. I am getting sick. What can I do?
Hey ****! Sorry to hear about your situation. Here are a few steps you can take:
- ****ocument the mold and your health issues.
- Notify your landlord in writing about the mold.
- Contact the Utah ****epartment of Health for inspection.
- Consider seeking legal advice for possible compensation.
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would the landlord be required to pay for mold testing after he cleans it up
Under Utah law, landlords are generally responsible for maintaining rental properties in a habitable condition. If mold is due to neglect or failure to maintain the property, the landlord may be required to ensure proper remediation, including paying for mold testing.
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what is the contact number for utah dept of health
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Sure! The contact number for the Utah ****epartment of Health is (*) *-*. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!