Recent lawsuits filed against SERVPRO generally involve customer complaints about restoration workmanship, mold remediation effectiveness, pricing disputes, and franchise disputes, as SERVPRO is large franchise with over 2000 locations, lawsuits occur at franchise level rather than corporate level. While specific recent lawsuit details require checking court records and news, common types of recent lawsuits include customers suing local SERVPRO franchise alleging incomplete water drying leading to subsequent mold growth and property damage, breach of contract for not completing work as agreed, overcharging for services billed to insurance, and property damage caused during cleanup. Additionally, there have been lawsuits related to employment and franchisee disputes. It is important to note each SERVPRO is independently owned and operated, so lawsuit against one franchise in one state does not reflect entire company, similar to storage facility chain where issues vary by location. To find recent lawsuits against specific SERVPRO location, check local county court records, Better Business Bureau complaints, and online review sites. SERVPRO corporate generally works to resolve complaints as they work closely with insurance companies and value reputation. For accurate recent lawsuit information, search legal databases or news for SERVPRO plus your city and year. Overall, SERVPRO as large company faces occasional lawsuits typical for restoration industry, mostly concerning workmanship and billing at franchise level.
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