⚠️ Fraud and theft-by-deception investigation reported.
If you have been affected, contact
fraud@summitroofingschuylkill.com
Documented Example of "Finished Work"
Example of defective workmanship, including reused materials and improper installation.
Summit Roofing & Contracting was hired to repair an active roof leak. Despite replacing the roof twice, the leak persisted. Subsequent inspections indicated that required roofing components were not installed, damaged materials were reused, and defects were left uncorrected—resulting in ongoing water intrusion.
The reported conduct goes beyond negligence and includes allegations of fraud, misrepresentation, and deceptive trade practices, including accepting payment for work that was not properly completed.
Reported Issues
- Incomplete or defective roofing work
- Misrepresentation of repairs as “completed”
- Failure to correct known leaks after full payment
- Reuse of damaged or discarded roofing materials
- Unsafe or unprofessional installation practices
- Property damage caused by faulty workmanship
Legal Context
A civil complaint has been filed in the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas alleging violations including:
- Fraud and fraudulent misrepresentation
- Breach of contract
- Deceptive business practices
- Pennsylvania Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act (HICPA)
- Pennsylvania Unfair Trade and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL)
Consumer Guidance
- Document all work, payments, and communications
- Preserve contracts, invoices, photos, and messages
- Verify contractor registration and insurance
- File complaints with the Pennsylvania Attorney General if necessary
- Consult a licensed attorney regarding your rights