What NewPro’s Bankruptcy Means For Connecticut Homeowners

If you have recently been exploring window and siding improvements, or have actually booked services through NewPro Operating LLC in Connecticut, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has issued a consumer alert for your protection.

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According to a Consumer Alert issued by Connecticut DCP Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli on ct.gov, Massachusetts based New Pro Operating LLC and it's parent company Renovo Home Partners, who have advertised window and siding services and are licensed and registered to do business in Connecticut, have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection on November 3, 2025. So, if you've been waiting for the crew to come back and finish off those last few windows or to come back with an estimate on your pet project from either of those companies, you do have help.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU HAVE BEEN AFFECTED?

If you live in Connecticut and have been affected by the bankruptcy filing of New Pro Operating LLC you should file with the Federal Bankruptcy Court as a creditor first. Doing this, once the bankruptcy has been finalized, may make you eligible for payment through the Home Improvement Guaranty Fund. To learn more, or to submit your claim, click HERE.

Affected consumers should also file a complaint with the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, which can be done by clicking HERE.

2025 has been a tough year for home improvement scammers in Connecticut, numerous criminals were busted impersonating contractors around the state. Do your research before you commit to any work, and check the CT DCP website for your protection.