Client Results Details

$110,522 Recovered for Materials Supplier

Engagement Overview

Speciality

Roofing

Client type

Location

Orange County, CA

Amount Recovered

$110,522

Duration

45 Days

Services

Collection

The Situation

CBM, a specialized roofing and building materials supplier, was owed a substantial balance by a roofing contractor who was closing their business. The account was personally guaranteed by one of the contractor’s owners. Non-payment threatened CBM’s cash flow and created risk for other accounts receivable.

The Payment Challenge

  • Contractor was shutting down operations
  • Outstanding account personally guaranteed by owner
  • Risk of losing principal and interest
  • Needed resolution without lengthy delays

Our Recovery Approach

The Outcome

We contacted the personally-guaranteeing owner, reminded them of the financial and legal obligations, and formally demanded payment while indicating potential escalation. This combination of professional outreach and strategic leverage prompted immediate full payment.

Full Payment

$110,522 collected in 45 days

Interest & Costs Recovered

Client also recouped interest and collection fees

Owner Engaged

Contacted personally to enforce obligation

Swift Resolution

Collection completed before further financial exposure

Hear from Customer

“Kore United made sure we got every dollar we were owed, including interest and fees. They handled the situation professionally and firmly, and the owner paid without delay. Their approach saved us time, stress, and financial risk.”

Rodger Johnson

Christian Building Materials

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