Shield Restoration Scott Sizemore Fraud, Scam Artist, Scam, Do Not Hire, Do Not Do Work For, Dayton Ohio

I do not know the author of this complaint although I would love to speak with him.  I fully believe everything he has written as I too am a victim of Shield Restoration and Mr. Sizemore.  I have filed my own Ripoff Report on this site.  Please note that as of October 12, 2015, my insurance company was able to obtain a judgement against Shield Restoration.  I would believe a legal judgement is of public record so a little google search may provide you the legal documentation.  My insurance company is State Farm.  Our loss occurred in May 2013.  It disgusts me to see that Shield Restoration continues to scam people and run a sham of a "company" in such an unlawful manner.  I am sharing my story on every website possible in hopes that this company will be shut down.  My situation was very similar.  Shield Restoration did not have any employees although I was led to believe otherwise.  Subcontractors were hired to do my roof replacement.  

Signifcant damage took place.  Shield Restoration did NOT pay any money to the subcontractors who were simply following his orders.  He walked away with $8,500 of our deposit.  He refused to file an much needed insurance claim for our damage (close to $20,000 - the judgement we just won).  I have email communication between Mr. Sizemore and myself documenting everything.  I reported him to the Attorney General and he lied saying his insurance covered all our damage and the case was closed - that was back in 2013.  Again, we just obtained a judgement on October 12, 2015.  Our case was not closed prior to that.  Please, please do your research.  He is a smooth talker but will take your money and run.  If you are a victim, please, please report him to the Ohio Attorney General.  

This man must be stopped before he finds another victim.  to the author of this article, please try to contact me.  There is strength in numbers and I am currently working with a recent victim of Shield Restoration.  I live in Middletown, Ohio.  My name is Betsy.  We have a historic home near downtown.  Just ask around downtown.  I buy my coffee all the time at Java Johnny's.  People will know how to point you to me!  Unfortunately I cannot print my contact information here for you - or I would.  State Farm was successful holding Shield Restoration responsible.  Judgement dated October 12, 2015.  Claim number 35-2M75-604.  Loss date of May 7, 2013.  Now we need to come together and recoup the thousands of dollars that were stolen from his victims.  Hopefully this will paint a clear picture of the illegal business this scam artist operates.

To anyone who even reads this.. The people writing this is a former employee whose Girlfriend has nothing better to do and he was fired from the job... He did a small job and claimed he could do tile so I tried him out...No tools and coukld not do the job... End of story 

I will not be answering any more of her jibberish. Get a life lady.. 

Mr. Sizemore-it's nice to see you have crawled up out of the hole you hide in.  Your claims are in fact false.  As previously stated we had met you in January of 2015.  By your response I can see two obvious reasons you should not be working in the Ohio Valley and once again your reputation online proceeds you-as anyone doing buisness with you can find simply by doing some research online.  In fact a very good source would be the Better Buisness Bearu that clearly states your company has an F rating

1.  You once again stated you hired someone and provided no money to the person in November (not our company)

2. It is obvious you hired someone after providing a quote to home owner who was unqualified to perform work you stated your company would provided-hence you are having unqualified complete stranges showing up to Homeowners houses.  

Sir, I would suggest that you have a staff on hand who is qualified and has proper equipment to complete jobs before going out on Craigslist and hiring "Handymen".  Providing quotes to Homeowners for jobs you are unable to complete is unethical.

I can see simply from your response you have done this several times to Contractors "Handymen" and Homeowners considering you have us confused with someone who you apparently performed work for in November of 2014.

This Supposed Tile Layer is a Handy man that showed up and had no tools and and was unable to perform his job... And this was back in November of last year. He had little to no experience , tried using the customers tools and had no idea what he was doing... No money was exchanged.