Shawn Hagan, 46, of Philadelphia, owner of Hagan Home Concepts, was charged following a multi-jurisdictional investigation by Bensalem and Middletown township police, according to the release.

The investigation involved three homeowners who reported paying Hagan a combined $178,291 for projects estimated to cost more than $300,000, police said.

A Bensalem resident hired Hagan to build a home addition for an estimated $72,000 and paid him $46,725, police said. Hagan began work on the foundation before he stopped communicating with the homeowner and failed to finish the project, according to the release.

The resident reported the alleged fraud to Bensalem police on May 18.

Another homeowner hired Hagan for a major renovation estimated at $172,700 and paid him $107,566 before work began, Middletown police were told on May 28.

Over the following five months, Hagan completed only demolition and some framing without making meaningful progress on the construction and renovation, police said.

Middletown Township Building and Zoning officials later inspected the work and issued a stop-work order over deficiencies and work that did not comply with the approved plans, according to the release.

A third homeowner told Bensalem police they paid Hagan $24,000 toward a $58,000 addition, investigators said. Work never began and the money was never refunded, according to the release.

That alleged incident was reported to police on June 16, 2025.

Hagan was charged with multiple counts of Felony Home Improvement Fraud, Felony Theft by Deception, Felony Deceptive Business Practices, and Felony Receiving Stolen Property, police said.

His preliminary arraignment was held before Magisterial District Judge Joseph Falcone on Wednesday, Aug. 19. Bail was set at 10% of $750,000, resulting in Hagan being remanded to the Bucks County Correctional Facility.

Anyone who believes they had a similar experience involving Hagan Home Concepts is asked to contact Bensalem Police Detective F. Sean Hayden at 215-633-3732.


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