Vermont Construction Company faces multiple lawsuits over claims of incomplete work, overcharging, and negligence. Adam Clark and Eva-Marie Cosoroaba, who contracted the company for renovations on their Essex Junction home in 2021, discovered major issues months later, including an improperly installed structural beam and severe wood decay. Their structural engineer described the work as "sub-standard" and "out of sync with normal construction standards."

Clark’s attempts to resolve the issues with the company were unsuccessful, prompting him to sue for breach of contract and negligence, seeking $60,000 in damages. Several other lawsuits against Vermont Construction Company echo similar complaints, with clients accusing the company of charging for uncompleted or poorly executed work.

Despite the legal battles, the company defended its track record in a statement, emphasizing its commitment to quality. However, Vermont’s lack of stringent regulations for residential contractors has raised concerns about consumer protection, with many clients, including Clark, claiming the state’s regulatory system is insufficient for holding companies accountable.