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The Top Places You Will Find Asbestos In Your Home

During the construction of your house, several different materials were used. It is no surprise that your house could have asbestos in several different areas of the property. Read this PPT to go through the most common areas in the home where asbestos may be found.

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The Top Places You Will Find Asbestos In Your Home

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  1. The Top Places You Will Find Asbestos In Your Home

  2. During the construction of your house, several different materials were used. It is no surprise that your house could have asbestos in several different areas of the property. JM Environmental, Inc. wants you to be aware of the dangers of asbestos and how to avoid them. We'll go through the most common areas in the home where asbestos may be found.

  3. Insulation in Walls and Attics The most prevalent asbestos-containing substance is insulation. We saw a lot of asbestos-containing insulation. Because it was the preferred method of insulation for decades, older homes are more vulnerable. If your home is older and the insulation has not been changed, it is likely to contain dangerous material asbestos.

  4. Popcorn Ceilings And Textured Walls During the 1980s and 1990s, popcorn ceilings and textured walls were very popular. Most houses have one or both of these features. Most textured walls today are made of sand, however asbestos was used for many years. Before attempting to remove a popcorn ceiling or textured walls, consult an asbestos removal Stockton specialist.

  5. Drywall The majority of your home's walls are made of drywall. It's frightening to think that all of your home's walls may contain asbestos, but it's possible. All varieties of wallboards, including drywall and panels, contained asbestos.

  6. Gaskets For Hot Water Heaters And HVAC Units Because of its heat resistance, asbestos was chosen. As a result, asbestos was ideal for gaskets and other packings used in HVAC systems, hot water heaters, and other hot locations.

  7. Floor Tile Asbestos fibres were utilised in flooring, particularly floor tiles, since they were resilient and could withstand the daily wear and tear. If you have older floor tiles in your home, you should get them tested before removing them.

  8. Roofing As suggested previously, asbestos was used due of its heat resistance. It's no surprise that it was utilised to make roofing shingles. Asbestos-containing roofing shingles can be found on both modern and older homes.

  9. If you are looking to remodel your older property, contact an asbestos professional JM Environmental, Inc. for an inspection. Asbestos exposure can cause lasting effects on your health for years to come. Address: 213 Kenroy Lane #1 Roseville, CA 95678 Email: jmoore@jmenv.com Phone: 866-726-0304 Website: jmenvironmental.net

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