Do not disturb the material
Avoid drilling, sanding, scraping, pulling up or sweeping material that may contain asbestos.
Suspected asbestos-containing material should remain undisturbed until qualified testing and a compliant removal plan determine the next step.
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Before renovation or removal begins, suspected materials should be evaluated through qualified testing. The results help determine whether containment and abatement are needed and when repairs can safely move forward.

Avoid drilling, sanding, scraping, pulling up or sweeping material that may contain asbestos.
Appearance alone cannot confirm asbestos. An appropriate sample and laboratory analysis may be needed before work begins.
If asbestos is confirmed, containment, removal, clearance and the following repairs should be sequenced clearly.
The final scope depends on what is found. A project plan may address the following areas.
Discuss the age of the home, location of the material and any renovation or damage that may have disturbed it.
Establish who will perform qualified sampling, required notifications, containment, removal and clearance.
Plan the construction work that follows abatement so the room can return to a finished, usable condition.
Keep responsibilities, documentation and handoffs understandable from testing through final repairs.
Have the property address, approximate construction date, material location, planned renovation scope and any existing test results available. Do not collect a sample yourself.
Asbestos requirements depend on the material, project and applicable rules. Confirm who will perform testing, regulated removal, disposal and any required clearance before reconstruction begins.
Keep people away from crumbling or disturbed suspect material. For an immediate exposure concern, leave the area and contact an appropriate environmental or public-health authority.
No. Many asbestos-containing materials look like ordinary building products. Qualified sampling and laboratory analysis are used when confirmation is needed.
Leave it undisturbed. Do not drill, sand, scrape, sweep or remove it, and keep people away from damaged material until you receive qualified guidance.
Work that may disturb suspect material should wait until the material has been evaluated and any required abatement or clearance steps are complete.
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