On July 13th, 2025, our lives changed in an instant. My husband, our two young children (ages 2 years and 3 months), our three dogs, and our cat were forced out of our home after a devastating flood. Just six weeks earlier, we had a new roof installed by a national company “1800Hansons”, believing we were safe for decades to come. But a mistake in the ventilation system allowed inches of rainwater to pour into every room, destroying nearly everything we owned. We had no warning and lost our sense of security overnight. We have no relief from our home owners insurance due to a “poor workmanship” exclusion.
We are now living in a 20 foot camper on our property. Most of our belongings—furniture, appliances, and cherished keepsakes—were ruined, and we are left with only some clothes and toys for the kids. Our 2-year-old is confused and heartbroken, losing clumps of hair due to stress. We are struggling with depression and anxiety.
The contractor “1800Hansons” annd their subcontractor “AGI roofing” are pointing fingers at each other, and we’ve been forced to hire an attorney on contingency just to try to get some help.
Neither entity was licensed to build in our area and failed to comply with permit inspections that could have ultimately saved our house.
We’re asking for support to cover the costs of living and to replace essential items for our family while we fight for justice. Every contribution will help us get back on our feet, ease stress and provide stability for our children during this difficult time. Thank you for reading our story and considering a donation to help us during this difficult time.
We are now living in a 20 foot camper on our property. Most of our belongings—furniture, appliances, and cherished keepsakes—were ruined, and we are left with only some clothes and toys for the kids. Our 2-year-old is confused and heartbroken, losing clumps of hair due to stress. We are struggling with depression and anxiety.
The contractor “1800Hansons” annd their subcontractor “AGI roofing” are pointing fingers at each other, and we’ve been forced to hire an attorney on contingency just to try to get some help.
Neither entity was licensed to build in our area and failed to comply with permit inspections that could have ultimately saved our house.
We’re asking for support to cover the costs of living and to replace essential items for our family while we fight for justice. Every contribution will help us get back on our feet, ease stress and provide stability for our children during this difficult time. Thank you for reading our story and considering a donation to help us during this difficult time.





