DEL CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – A man says he was shocked to learn a roofing supply company had filed a lien on his house, all because the contractor he hired and paid to replace his roof never paid that company for the supplies they used. He was even more shocked to learn it was completely legal.
It didn’t take long for Paul Sapack to notice problems with the new roof he had installed on his home back in November.
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“The first time it rained, it was leaking all over my living room,” Sapack said.
That wasn’t acceptable to him. After all, he and his insurance company paid Oklahoma City-based Rescom Roofing & Construction more than $15,000 for the job.
“They were supposed to replace a skylight, it had a hole in it from hail,” Sapack said. “But what they did is glue a shingle over it and never replaced the skylight.”
Sapack says he called Rescom about the problems numerous times, and they came out to his house a couple times.