Aspen Contracting, Inc
Aspen Contracting, Inc. has been the subject of several allegations regarding their business practices. These concerns highlight the importance of vigilance when selecting a contractor for property repairs or renovations. Below, we explore the primary issues reported by property owners and offer guidance on how to protect yourself from potential exploitation.
"Last June, we experienced a powerful storm in Virginia, MN, which left a significant mark on our future retirement home. The damage was extensive, with repair costs exceeding $50,000. It was a distressing time for my wife and me as we faced the daunting task of restoring our beloved property.
We hired Aspen Contracting to do the work. They messed up our room on the screen porch so bad that when it rains, it pours in the porch causing damage to the roof wood, and our carpet and floor. Then they did our siding so bad, I had to have them re-do it 3 times, and it still does not look that good. When I called to complain about it They were smart *** with us, and when I said if they did not back up their work as promised I would retain legal action, they stopped communicating all together." Read more reviews about this contractor here
"A hailstorm went through McPherson KS in Aug 2025. Aspen Contracting was one of the many contractors that stopped by the house. Jacob the representee of Aspen contracting made many promises and even when I questioned what he was saying he would tell me that i was not correct and worrying too much. I asked him not to start the job until we had final numbers. He ensured me that he had to do the job to get the final numbers from the insurance company. The communication was almost nonexistence. The shingles showed up, and they did my roof without anyone around. They left messes and did not clean up.
Once the job was completed, they billed me and it was over way over what we had agreed to. Jacob then called me up and stated that we did not have the conversations that we had and that I must have just miss understood him. The bottom line is this company is shady, and they are storm chasers, do horrible work and lie during the entire process.
I would highly recommend if they come knocking to your door you send them away and do not trust them for anything they tell you. Very bad business. Read more reviews about this contractor here
Aspen Contracting, Inc. is involved in multiple legal disputes, including a 2025 discovery dispute in Kentucky regarding a "storm chaser" lawsuit where they were accused of using deceptive trade practices. Additionally, the state of Florida has sued the company for placing liens on homes when insurance companies refused to pay for repairs.
Florida Deceptive Trade Practices Lawsuit (2025): The state of Florida initiated legal action alleging that the company misled homeowners into believing insurance would cover all repair costs. When insurance providers did not pay for "shoddy" or unnecessary repairs, the company allegedly placed liens on homes and threatened foreclosure to collect additional funds.
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA): A lawsuit, Ragsdale v. Aspen Contracting, Inc., was filed in September 2025 in the Missouri Western District Court, alleging restrictions on the use of telephone equipment. Read more here
Arkansas: A case in Arkansas involves allegations from homeowners regarding roof leaks and the timeline of repairs, filed in April 2025.
Most consumer complaints in various jurisdictions allege that the company uses pushy tactics to solicit homeowners after storms, specifically promising that insurance will cover the full cost of repairs, only to later place liens on homes for unpaid balances.
Aspen Contracting, Inc is a real storm chasing company with 48 locations across the United States. Learn more here
Adviser1 does not recommend using Aspen Contracting, Inc for your construction needs. These contractors exploit vulnerable property owners by taking money without completing work, performing substandard repairs, or sometimes even damaging properties further.