Business ProfileforLifetime Quality Roofing and Storm Restoration, LLC

In January, I found a company called Lifetime Quality, whose name is Steve. We signed a contract. In May, I contacted Steve and gave him the full repair check of $10174.30. I asked him if it was correct to write the company name on the check, and he replied in a text message that it was correct. But on the day of the transaction, he suddenly said that he was afraid that the check would not have enough money, and he had to get the money to start working and buy materials. Steve asked me to change it to his name. The next day, their company called me to ask about the selection of materials and dates. I told the company staff that it had been handed over to Steve, and asked if there was any risk of changing the name on the check to Steve. The staff told me that it was okay. About two weeks ago, Steve took the second Lifetime Quality company contract and signed the community HOA form with me, and promised that I would start work to replace the roof next week. But I couldn't contact him this week. I called the police, and when the police came, they helped me call Lifetime Quality for consultation. The company manager said that he had been fired. I was defrauded! The company ignored my contract. I was very confused. I always thought that Steve was the company agent and maintenance person who acted for me in this work. The contract I signed with him while working was actually considered invalid. And no one from their company told me that he was fired, and no one else took over my case. Such an important matter, but no one notified me. And the company knew that Steve took my full check of ?10174.30. They didn't even inform me that he resigned, and said that this was no problem. Two weeks ago, I still signed other contracts with him in the name of the company. I suspect they are in collusion. How can a company use employees to resign, and then have no work after knowing that the full money has been paid? It's terrible.