ROC Complaint Attorneys

Registrar of Contractors Complaints

The Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) is an administrative agency of the state government that regulates the work of contractors and subcontractors throughout Arizona. The ROC issues licenses to general contractors and subcontractors, enforces licensing requirements, and provides a venue for hearing complaints against licensed construction professionals.

Many times, disputes between homeowners and contractors are initiated by a complaint filed with the ROC. This type of administrative proceeding may overlap with the civil proceeding, creating multiple tracks of dispute resolution that can become confusing and procedurally complex. Righi Fitch Law Group has many years of experience handling multiple procedural tracks effectively. The firm prides itself on simplifying and explaining the process to our clients so they can make informed decisions.

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Defending Your License & Your Livelihood

We are experienced construction law attorneys who are also skilled in professional liability claims. We can defend your license and work to preserve your ability to work and earn a living.

A customer has up to two years after a construction project is completed to file a complaint of defective workmanship with the Registrar of Contractors. The ROC will send out an investigator to review the complaint and gather evidence.

Depending on the results of the investigation, the ROC may order repairs to the property or other corrective actions. If you fail to comply with the order, the ROC has the right to take your license away.

Defending Your Reputation in Your Profession

If you are a contractor or subcontractor whose license is in jeopardy because of a ROC complaint, it is important to take steps to ensure your license is protected. Do not wait to involve the attorneys of Righi Fitch Law Group.

Our ROC compliant lawyers recognize that any complaint against you jeopardizes your professional reputation and your ability to provide for your family financially. It can be an extremely stressful time for a construction contractor or subcontractor. Our understanding of the construction industry, construction insurance, mechanics' liens, and construction defect litigation enhances our ability to counsel contractors and subcontractors facing ROC complaints. When your reputation and your income are on the line, it makes sense to entrust your case to a law firm with the type of experience to handle these legal matters.

Call (602) 483-6352 today for more information on our ROC complaint defense counsel.