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Snohomish, Wash.-based roofing contractor Allways Roofing, one of the state’s most frequent safety violators, has repeatedly been cited and now owes the state $3.5 million in fines.
A roofing worker is being charged with unemployment overpayment and first-degree larceny after allegedly collecting the unemployment benefits while working ofr a roofing company.
Montana roofing contractor William Dunmire, twice convicted of fraud, is now facing felony theft by deception and misdemeanor deceptive business practices charges in Yellowstone County, Mont., after allegedly bilking a Billings resident out of thousands of dollars for roofing work he failed to complete.
One roofer in Dublin, Ireland, apparently decided if he was not going to get paid for his work, the owners of the house he worked on would be unable to enjoy it either.
The penalties and fines stem from the contractor taking large deposits from consumers by failing to perform the promised work, according to the Maryland Attorney General's office.