Don't Let Your Remodeler Rip Off Anyone Else
File a DisputeVoice Warning Report about untrustworthy contractors…
Only You Can Protect Them
Did a local roofer take your money and never finish the work?
-We publish your story to the front page of search results when people look up their company, warning future homeowners before they hand over a deposit and preventing the roofer from quietly repeating the scam.
-The entire process takes just a few minutes, giving you closure and transforming your negative experience into something that can protect your community.
-For a limited time, our reports are being offered 100% FREE, allowing you to protect others with no financial risk, even if you’ve already lost money. (A $97 Value)
It takes only minutes to file your report, but you could save hundreds of others from falling victim to your abuser!
Enter your information below to begin sharing your story and protect your community:
This $97 offer is Free through January while we build success stories.
It costs you nothing to try, and we will never sell your information or spam you.
What your warning will look like to homeowners in your community:
How It Works
Step 1: File Your Report
Answer a few short questions about what happened, including payments made, promises given, and how the roofer failed to complete the work. The process takes just a few minutes once you gather your info.
Step 2: We Create Your Report
Our team organizes your words and your information into a clear, easy-to-follow, and evidence-based report that accurately reflects your experience.
Step 3: You Review and Approve
You review the report before anything is published and confirm that it accurately represents what happened.
Step 4: We Publish the Warning
Once approved, your report is forwarded to the roofer for comment, and we publish it on our platform engineered to appear prominently in Google search results when people look up that contractor & city. helping protect other homeowners and holding the roofer accountable.
Why Remodlers Cause So Many Complaints
Home remodeling complaints consistently rank among the highest-volume categories at state consumer protection offices and the BBB—and the dollar amounts lost are often devastating.
- Fly-by-night contractors knock on doors promising "kitchen transformations" or "bathroom upgrades" at suspiciously low prices. They collect a 50% deposit "for cabinets and materials," demo your kitchen down to the studs, then vanish—or drag the job out for months while you're living without a functioning sink.
- Others start strong but quietly cut corners you won't notice until later: thin drywall instead of moisture-resistant board behind showers, unlicensed plumbing and electrical work buried in walls, or cheap laminate countertops swapped for the quartz you paid for. Some skip permits entirely, leaving you exposed when you try to sell or file an insurance claim.
- Scope creep and change-order abuse are epidemic. What started as a $30,000 bathroom remodel balloons to $55,000 through vague "unforeseen conditions" that a competent contractor would have identified upfront—and now your project is half-finished and you're out of leverage.
- When you push back on timelines, question invoices, or ask for lien waivers from subcontractors, communication suddenly dries up. Texts go unanswered. The project manager is always "on another job." You're ghosted while exposed framing, disconnected plumbing, and code violations sit in plain sight.
- Most victims vent in a two-sentence Google review or file a BBB complaint that disappears into a database. Without detailed documentation, there's no lasting public record to warn the next family.
- DisputeVoice turns your remodeling disaster—complete with contracts, photos, texts, payment receipts, and permit records—into a searchable, evidence-backed public report that ranks when your neighbors Google that contractor's name before signing anything.
Before you leave today...
Here’s What Happens If You Don’t File A Report:
If you don’t file your report, your story stays private and the truth never becomes visible.
The roofer who took your money keeps a clean online reputation and continues operating without consequence.
Future homeowners in your community search that company, see no warnings, and hand over their deposits.
The same pattern repeats, and more people lose thousands of dollars the same way you did.
Your experience stays unresolved, and the opportunity to turn it into something that protects others disappears.
Filing a report is how the cycle stops.