You must have done everything reasonable, even unreasonable, to cure the issue and document it.I lost $200.00 once in court because a tenant removed the range and would not let us reinstall it.

Flush toilet 4  vac out water5 remove two flange bolts 6 clean flange and put new wax rings on7 place toilet on new flange bolts tightened bolts8 reinstall water line 9 check for leaksit’s an easy job that should not take long at all. 

I have some land about to be under contract where I plan to clear it, reinstall the utilities, and either build on it or have a smaller new home built on it.

They forced the back door open, (you could see the minor damage to the back door), then went inside to the front door, removed the entire door lock and went off to have a key made, then they reinstalled the front door lock.

All the (already installed) windows had to be removed and reframed, and reinstalled.   

He does not plan to reinstall it.

I can provide a complete demo service of existing house floors, bathrooms, kitchens etc. and re-install tile on floors, kitchen backsplash, tile over tub, walk in showers and curbless showers.

When you remove to reinstall you can see the subfloor if that is soaked on whether it was water or not.Not sure how you could blame tenant at this time

(a Roofer) And that same Roofer can take off the Cap of the gas exhaust pipe, install the storm collar, and reinstall or replace a new cap back on.

Don't reinstall any carpet or trim until you get the issue fixed.