Two problems, one site, no sales call
You paid. They didn't deliver. There's a state path to your money.
Most people never hear about it: a recovery fund, a bond, a chargeback window, a regulator that makes the company answer in writing. Each door below is a free check that tells you which of those apply to you and by when. If you want the paperwork done, it's one document, one price, on the page.
Contractor Gone
My contractor stopped, vanished, or filed bankruptcy
Pool, roof, kitchen, addition. You paid a deposit or more, the work stopped, and now a subcontractor may be sending notices. The check gives you four lines with dates: the card chargeback, the state fund or bond, the bankruptcy claim, and your lien exposure.
Run the free checkWarranty Denied
My home warranty company denied the claim
"Pre-existing." "Lack of maintenance." "Not covered." A $200 offer on a $6,800 replacement. The check gives you the escalation ladder for your state, with what to send, to whom, and when, and whether small claims or arbitration is the end of it.
Run the free checkHow it works
- The check is free and takes two minutes. State, a few dates, a few amounts. No account. The result is a verdict with deadlines, not a sales pitch.
- The kit is one document, one time. Contractor Gone is $39: the chargeback script, the demand letter, the licensing complaint, the fund or bond application, the lien-defense letter, the bankruptcy proof of claim worksheet, the small-claims worksheet. Warranty Denied is $19: the appeal letter, the regulator complaint, the timeline, the arbitration-or-small-claims page. Filled in with your facts, printed from your browser, stored nowhere.
- State pages you can read without the check. Every state's fund, bond, license lookup, lien rule, and small-claims cap: Florida, Texas, Arizona, and the rest.