P.M. ELECTION NIGHT FOR IT TO COUNT. WELL, NEW TONIGHT, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE SUED A LOCAL HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR, ACCUSING HIM OF ABANDONING HIS CUSTOMERS PROJECTS. AIXA DIAZ CONTRACTING AND ROOFING IS ACCUSED OF RECEIVING OVER $56,000 IN DEPOSITS FROM CUSTOMERS. THEY SIGNED CONTRACTS FOR ROOF REPLACEMENTS, SIDING REPLACEMENTS, PORCH AND DECK CONSTRUCTION, BUT THEN NEVER SHOWED UP TO DO THE WORK. THE LAWSUIT SEEKS TO BAN THAT COMPANY FRO
A&S Contracting and Roofing sued by Pennsylvania AG over alleged failure to fulfill customer contracts
Updated: 8:37 PM EST Nov 3, 2025
A western Pennsylvania-based home improvement contractor is being sued by the state attorney general after he said the company failed to fulfill contracts with its customers. According to a release from AG Dave Sunday, the lawsuit accuses A&S Contracting and Roofing, LLC, and its owner, Stephen Spallone, of violating Pennsylvania’s Consumer Protection Law and Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act. Sunday said the company and its owner abandoned projects after obtaining more than $56,000 in deposits from consumers. The lawsuit also alleges A&S used non-compliant contracts with consumers.The lawsuit seeks to permanently prevent A&S Contracting & Roofing, LLC, from doing business as a home improvement contractor in Pennsylvania, as well as pay consumer restitution in the form of refunds, civil penalties, and costs, the release said. Sunday said in the release that six customers filed complaints with the Bureau of Consumer Protection alleging that they paid the company thousands in down payments for home improvement projects such as roofing and gutter replacement, construction of decks and patios, and siding replacement. The lawsuit says A&S Contracting & Roofing failed to complete these home improvement projects, and in some instances, performed no work following the collection of a deposit.The complaints received range from 2021 through 2024 and impacted consumers residing in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, and Indiana counties.Customers who believe they, or someone they know, may be a victim of the business practices of A&S Contracting & Roofing or its owner should file a complaint with the Bureau of Consumer Protection online, call 1-800-441-2555, or email scams@attorneygeneral.gov.Download the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.
Pennsylvania —
A western Pennsylvania-based home improvement contractor is being sued by the state attorney general after he said the company failed to fulfill contracts with its customers.
According to a release from AG Dave Sunday, the lawsuit accuses A&S Contracting and Roofing, LLC, and its owner, Stephen Spallone, of violating Pennsylvania’s Consumer Protection Law and Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act.
Sunday said the company and its owner abandoned projects after obtaining more than $56,000 in deposits from consumers. The lawsuit also alleges A&S used non-compliant contracts with consumers.
The lawsuit seeks to permanently prevent A&S Contracting & Roofing, LLC, from doing business as a home improvement contractor in Pennsylvania, as well as pay consumer restitution in the form of refunds, civil penalties, and costs, the release said.
Sunday said in the release that six customers filed complaints with the Bureau of Consumer Protection alleging that they paid the company thousands in down payments for home improvement projects such as roofing and gutter replacement, construction of decks and patios, and siding replacement.
The lawsuit says A&S Contracting & Roofing failed to complete these home improvement projects, and in some instances, performed no work following the collection of a deposit.
The complaints received range from 2021 through 2024 and impacted consumers residing in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, and Indiana counties.
Customers who believe they, or someone they know, may be a victim of the business practices of A&S Contracting & Roofing or its owner should file a complaint with the Bureau of Consumer Protection , call 1-800-441-2555, or email .
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