Items Tagged with 'crime'

A former Tulsa schools executive and two engineering firm partners face 27 charges tied to alleged payments for roofing work prosecutors say was never performed.

Desde el depósito de una vivienda hasta el anticipo de $270,000 de una iglesia, cuatro casos ponen bajo la lupa a contratistas de roofing.

Contractors in Maine, Pennsylvania, Florida and Maryland are facing criminal charges, bringing alleged misconduct and enforcement actions into focus.

La demanda alega que Attyx utilizó ofertas de "techo gratis" para inducir a los propietarios a contratar costosos acuerdos de energía solar y préstamos con cargos ocultos.

New York alleges Attyx used “free roof” offers to steer homeowners into costly solar contracts and loans with concealed fees.

West Virginia's attorney general alleges a roofing contractor took thousands in deposits, failed to complete projects and refused refunds for consumers.

Las autoridades alegan que el contratista recibió pagos por adelantado de propietarios afectados por tornados y no completó los trabajos prometidos.

Missouri's attorney general charged a contractor accused of defrauding 16 consumers, including tornado victims and elderly residents, out of more than $131,000.

Texas accuses the contractor for taking payments for roofing jobs tied to roughly $500,000 in work consumers say was never completed.

During Contractor Fraud Awareness Week, roofing contractors confront storm chasers, fraud-driven skepticism, and the growing challenge of protecting hard-earned local market trust.