Shady-Business-Best-Of.mp3
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Shady-Business-Unplugged.mp4
Shady-Business-intro.mp3
Shady-Business.mp3
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[Intro]
Time to confess
(Shady business)
[Verse 1]
Talk about a bad job
(I’m talkin’ fraud)
He’ll steal your money
(And think it’s funny)
[Bridge]
Time to confess
(Shady business)
[Chorus]
The roof is leaking
(There’s no sense seeking)
He’s nowhere to be found
(No, he’s not around)
[Verse 2]
He’ll rob you blind
(Oh, so unkind)
He’ll rip you off
(With a leaking roof)
[Bridge]
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
He’ll fib and lie
(Until you cry)
He’ll cheat and steel
(The only deal)
[Bridge]
[Outro]
Oh, what a mess
(Failed the test)
Time to confess
(Shady business)
See you in court
(A civil tort)
Time to confess
(Shady business)
ABOUT THE SONG
Summit Roofing was hired to repair an active roof leak. Despite replacing the entire roof twice, the leak persisted. Inspections later confirmed that Summit failed to install basic required components, reused damaged materials, and left open holes and defects that directly caused ongoing water intrusion.
Their conduct wasn’t just negligent—it involved multiple counts of fraud, including misrepresentation of completed work, concealing defects, and accepting payment for repairs they never properly performed.
Fraud Alert: Summit Roofing & Contracting – Schuylkill Haven, PA
Consumers are advised to exercise extreme caution when dealing with Summit Roofing & Contracting of Schuylkill Haven, PA, operated by Skyler Shistle.
Customers have reported serious issues involving:
- Incomplete or defective roofing work
- Misrepresentation of services performed
- Failure to repair leaks despite full payment
- Reuse of old or damaged materials
- Unprofessional and unsafe installation practices
- Damage caused as a result of faulty workmanship
In addition, allegations have been raised regarding:
- Fraudulent statements about completed work
- Failure to correct known defects
- Acceptance of payment for services not properly performed
A civil complaint has been filed in the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas outlining claims of fraud, misrepresentation, breach of contract, deceptive practices, and related violations.
Report Fraud: SummitRoofingSchuylkill.com
From the album “Lulu“