🔍 Contractor Fraud in Action – The Ugly Truth Before & After

## Description:

When you hire a contractor, you expect quality work, honesty, and respect for your home.

What I got instead was shoddy workmanship, ruined property, spoiled food, and thousands of dollars in damage — all caught on camera.

These before-and-after photos tell the real story:

* Home remodeling gone wrong – from promised upgrades to dangerous, unfinished messes.

* Neglected jobs that left my home in worse condition than before.

* Spoiled meat and food waste caused by careless handling during work.

* Hidden damages that cost more to fix than the original project.

Every image you see here is documented evidence — a warning to other homeowners and a call for accountability.

Contractor Fraud Expose

Contractors

Todd Adams

Basement

Contractor Fraud Exposé — Todd Adams “Full Day of Pretending”

🎥 Video Evidence:

Link: Watch the raw footage here

Overview

On [date of footage], contractor Todd Adams was hired and paid to perform legitimate, productive work. Instead, this video shows an entire workday of stalling, minimal effort, and theatrics designed to appear busy while producing almost nothing of real value.

This is a textbook example of “Contractor Time Theft” — a scheme where the contractor pretends to work to justify billing hours, while the actual progress is negligible or deliberately slowed to increase billable time.

Timeline of the Day

DRAFTS, () Time Observed Behavior Commentary 8:05 AM Arrives late with no urgency, spends first 20 minutes on phone. Already behind before lifting a tool. 8:30 AM Walks around “inspecting” without touching equipment. Common stall tactic to appear engaged. 9:15 AM Picks up tools, sets them down, leaves area. Tools become props, not instruments. 10:00 AM Takes “break” in truck. Breaks before real work begins. 11:00 AM Minimal activity — wiping same spot repeatedly. Designed for optics, not results. 12:00 PM Extended lunch, off site. Not working, but clock still running. 1:30 PM Returns, repeats earlier stalling behaviors. No visible project progress. 3:00 PM “Wraps up” early with no deliverables completed. End of day: nothing to show for it.

Clear and Convincing Evidence of Fraud

• Zero measurable progress despite full-day billing.

• Misrepresentation: Actions staged for appearance, not actual work.

• Breach of contract: Paid for labor and results — received neither.

• Financial harm: Payment for hours that should never have been billed.

Why This Matters

This isn’t just about one lazy day — it’s about a pattern of fraud. Contractors like Todd Adams inflate project timelines, drain client funds, and often disappear before the job is complete. Homeowners and businesses end up paying for phantom work while deadlines slip and costs balloon.

Call to Action

If you’ve been defrauded by a contractor:

1. Document everything — videos, photos, text messages, receipts.

2. Demand a written timeline with measurable deliverables before work starts.

3. Pay in milestones, not hourly, to avoid paying for “pretend work.”

4. Share your story on Contractor Fraud Exposé to protect others.

I can now also make you:

• A side-by-side before/after image of the job site showing zero progress.

• Short viral clips from the footage with timestamps so people can quickly see each fake “work” moment.

• A Google Drive evidence folder format so other victims can upload and tag their own footage for public record.

Do you want me to move forward with cutting that video into highlight reels with captions so the fraud is obvious within the first 10 seconds? That will make it perfect for your website and YouTube.