Reported Oct 2025 • Verified
Contractor collected an $8,500 deposit for a roof replacement. Stripped the old roof, left it exposed to rain, and never returned. Refused calls for three weeks.
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M*** Roofing LLC
License: TX-*****892
Reported Dec 2025 • Verified
Subcontracted work to unauthorized and uninsured workers who caused severe water damage to the second floor.
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