I also did a sewer scope as well that showed that the roots has gotten into the sewers and needed to be replaced immediate.

I don't do root canal on myself either! 

Personally in my experiences we have worked with many Section 8 tenants and we have learned to be able to as you stated screen them a little bit better and root out the good from the bad so that you do have a good experience with a Section 8 tenant.

I also did a sewer scope as well that showed that the roots has gotten into the sewers and needed to be replaced immediate.

Now we were out there in April with a plumber due to roots in the sewer line, the plumber and I were there for around 4 hours he ran a camera through the lines and cut out all the roots and then ran the camera through it again and the line was clear.

Many families, including my wife’s family, migrated here and laid roots in the early to mid-1900s.

Next year the crack was wider, so we tore up the concrete slab and cut the tree root underneath.

I believe the water damage is the root cause of the mold problem, and I’m considering filing an insurance claim to cover the repairs and remediation.For those who have gone through this process, what steps should I take to ensure the claim is handled properly?

The former part--gut-- is going to be the underlying root of your success.

C- class) Mapleton Fall-Creek for duplexes (B- Class) South Broad Ripple / Fairgrounds (B- Class) Beech Grove (B- class) Speedway (B class) Devington area (B- class) If you want to pay 250+ then Broad Ripple (B class) We (Roots) help people buy and sell in these areas.