Crown Pointe Remodeling controversies
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2026
Ohio Attorney General sues Crown Pointe Remodeling over incomplete remodeling jobs
Lawsuit filed
The office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost filed a lawsuit against contractor Crown Pointe Remodeling and its owner, Quincy Barrett, alleging three violations of Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act. The lawsuit alleges that the company required large upfront payments from customers. Some alleged victims said they paid money but work was never started, and a homeowner described shoddy, incomplete work months past the promised completion timeline.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office filed a lawsuit against contractor Crown Pointe Remodeling and its owner Quincy Barrett, alleging three violations of Ohio's Consumer Sales Practices Act. The lawsuit alleges the company required large upfront payments from customers; some alleged victims say they paid money but work was never started, and a homeowner described shoddy, incomplete work months past the promised completion timeline.
Stated objective. "We will hold contractors accountable when they take consumers' money and run."
Source excerpt
The lawsuit alleges Crown Pointe required upfront payments from customers.
Some alleged victims claim they paid money but work was never started.