My most recent deal, and the one that I posted a few details about above is in the middle of LoHi, right near Root Down, and even this is going to a neighborhood a little more sketchy than I'm used to.

The mold roots itself into the drywall (or wood) so your best best is to remove the drywall, eliminate the water source (if any) for the mold growth, and patch the section in.

I assume if there is a device that checks for pressure, it could potentially root out a slab under leak.

Supreme Court stated in 1934 that due process is not upheld "if a practice or rule offends some principle of justice so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental.”1 One would assume the principles so rooted include the right to be heard before an impartial judge, the right to challenge evidence and cross examine witnesses and to present a rigorous defense.

I've been with some of the finest aboard (Army, enlisted and later commissioned).Didn't mean you were in a guru book, but oddly adapted strategies have roots with such marketers.

The root systems can damage pipes and lift up sidewalks and crack the slabs in some of the units.

He told me about tree roots in sewer lines, sinking foundations, and other big repairs to his rehab houses that cost him thousands of dollars.

. #1 - The sewer line was full of tree roots. #2 - Some mental midget had placed a homemade wooden cap on the cleanout next to the main stack.

I'm a major gardener so it makes me nervous to plant the poor shrubs out of season, but I know roots can be active until the soil itself stays below 40.

We were having to have ours roto-rooted about once a year before it was replaced.