You Trusted Them With Your Roof. They Broke That Trust.

You're not the first business owner this has happened to and unfortunately, you won't be the last. But together, we can change that.

Why Should You Care?

A couple bad apples are making the roofing industry stink in the noses of hard-working Americans. You don't know if someone's gonna cut corners, install Styrofoam when they promised insulation, skip half the fasteners, use the wrong glue, or hire people who aren't W-2 workers authorized to work in America.

Most business owners don't get up there and supervise what's actually being installed. They just believe the fancy flyer that promised three layers of protection. No before photos. No during photos. No after photos. It's a scam.

"It's Harder to Find an Ethical Roofer Than a Good Mechanic"

That's what one of our members said after getting scammed TWICE.

What They Promised

Proper Insulation
Thicker EPDM
Correct Fasteners
Authorized Workers

What They Actually Did

EPS Styrofoam
Thin EPDM
Half Fasteners
Unauthorized Workers

Recognize the Playbook Before It's Too Late

Call Center Harassment

It often starts with a phone call. Then another. Then another. They'll badger, they'll push, they'll wear you down until you say yes just to make it stop. Ask to be taken off their list? They'll ignore it. For years.

And here's the long game: 5, 10, even 15 years later, they call back. "We can tear that whole roof off and put a brand new one on—just $100,000." Meanwhile, the materials they originally used might have cost them $5,000. The rest? Pure profit from your pain.

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Protect Yourself Before It's Too Late

We put these free resources together because we wish someone had given them to us.
How to Avoid Roof Scams: The Complete Guide
Red flags to watch for
Questions to ask before hiring
What proper roofing should look like
Before/during/after photo requirements
Warranty red flags
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Stop the Harassment: How to Enforce Your Do-Not-Call Rights
Business owners ARE consumers (you have rights)
How to get on the do-not-call list
Recording calls for evidence
Filing complaints with FTC
Template cease-and-desist letter
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Roof Materials 101: What You're Actually Paying For
EPS Styrofoam vs. proper insulation
45 mil vs. 60 mil vs. 90 mil EPDM thickness
Fastener requirements by roof size
The sparkle dust scam explained
Silicone vs. urethane vs. tar coatings
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What to Do If You've Already Been Scammed
Document everything (photos, contracts, emails)
File BBB complaint
Contact state licensing board
Small claims court process
Finding a legitimate contractor to fix the damage
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We've Been There. We're Using Our Journey to Protect Yours.

Roof Scam Recovery Group was founded by business owners who experienced the pain of being scammed firsthand. We know what it's like to trust someone with your hard-earned money, only to watch them install inferior materials, cut corners, and disappear when problems arise.
This isn't just a website. It's a movement. We're an advocacy group committed to preventing pain through awareness and shared stories. Every week, we meet business owners who've been burned by fly-by-night roofers - honest, hard-working Americans who are trying to feed their families and run their companies.
A couple bad apples are making the roofing industry stink. We're here to change that - one protected business at a time.
Prevention
Stop the scam before it happens
Compassion
We've been scammed too
Awareness
Shine light on deceptive tactics
Community
Sharing stories protects others
Justice
Hold scammers accountable

Share Your Story

Your story matters. Not because we want to dwell on what went wrong—but because sharing it might be the thing that saves another business owner from the same trap.

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