Utah homeowners could end up paying for expensive construction projects twice. Utah has a safety net that steps in when contractors don't pay their workers and the workers come after you. But as a Get Gephardt investigation found, that safety net is running out of money.
<p>HIGHLAND — If you pay a contractor for a job, how can you end up having to pay again? It happens all the time in the contractor world.
 So, imagine his surprise when he received a letter from the company that supplied the concrete for the court, Geneva Rock Products, informing him the contractor, All Courts, never paid for the concrete.
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