FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Monday that a Fayette Circuit Court has ordered Lexington Blue, a roofing company based in Lexington, to immediately cease all operations and marketing activities amid allegations of widespread consumer fraud.
The court issued a temporary restraining order after the Attorney General’s Office of Consumer Protection filed a formal complaint, citing reports that the company accepted millions of dollars in payments for roofing projects that were never completed.
According to the complaint, in 2024 alone, Lexington Blue collected $4.8 million from more than 300 clients — the majority of whom never received the roofing services they paid for. More than 70 consumers have filed complaints with the Attorney General’s office, alleging that they made substantial deposits for work that never materialized.
“We are constantly on guard against predatory organizations that try to take advantage of Kentuckians, and we will hold these bad actors accountable,” said Attorney General Coleman. “We’re sending a strong message to scammers that they will face serious consequences when they operate within our Commonwealth.”
The court’s order also freezes all corporate and personal financial accounts associated with Lexington Blue and prohibits the transfer or liquidation of any assets while the investigation is ongoing.
The investigation remains ongoing.
