Their dog is likely destroying the lawn, and that would remain the issue even if I take over the lawn care ( which I plan to do from now on)

If you let a leak go, it will destroy a house, I know since I am a plumber, and it is very common sense.

They are designed to work on world wide AC power, in places with hugely different standards.If you have a power surge, it can destroy the power supply on a laptop, but it is unlikely to "fry" or otherwise break the laptop itself.

We have to balance finding the flaws with the building with not destroying a house our client has no equitable interest in.If there was a problem with an inspection and it was something evident and apparent, then Inspectors hold liability and can be sued.  

They are loaded with fees that destroy the returns.

Pretty much destroyed it.

If you bought with yourself as the labor source, switching will destroy your profit margin. 

@Derek Lacy I guess a legitimate scenario would be the 100 year walnut tree on the property line falls over and destroys the slate roof on the house.

Luckily she moved out without destroying the place or without fight.

They refused to elaborate on how many loads the "friend' could have done.The carpet in the bedroom was completely destroyed.