Small claims normally blocks both parties from using an attorney, while the other allows it, or requires it if your a business, however most LL cases are processed in General District Court anyways, so I would go that route frankly.I would file the judgment and see if the courts can hunt them down, or pay a PI to serve them... 

Hi @Matt Belzile, I'm still on the hunt. 

I don't know that this exists anymore, as everyone relies so heavily upon digital means, but we're on a hunt for it!

Aaron Hunt There are many people who have transformed this into their full time job but it does not happen overnight.

We don't hunt people down over it. :)

I'd never hunt down the old roofer, find one you like and just get an estimate to replace it if you wanted.I have proofs that are from the 1970-1980's in age (That's 40-50 years old)... still kicking, and no one is complaining, nothing leaking, so I ain't replacing. 

There are fees too you just need to hunt for them. 

It's like a treasure hunt, or a episode of Storage Wars, but better because you don't have to compete with all of those other obnoxious buyers.

It's a pure (bargain-hunting) business decision.

Good luck and happy hunting!