The Illinois attorney general and Cook County state's attorney are investigating Window Depot of Chicago for accusations of ripping off customers.
Customer say they paid thousands of dollars to Window Depot of Chicago, but they said the company has run off with their cash.
"We were going to change out all of the siding and the windows so it was going to be a white home with all-black," said Eunice Kornfeind. "So basically the entire exterior of the home with the exception of the roof.""We found this company that had really good reviews. So we interviewed them, came in and started the process from then," said Matt Korenfeind.
Several people have reached out to the I-Team with similar stories. Grace Reedy said the company did finish her project, but she received a notice from a subcontractor threatening to put a $13,000 lien on her home, claiming Window Depot of Chicago didn't pay them for materials.
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