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Asbestos testing before a renovation: what to expect
Planning a kitchen, basement or bathroom renovation? Testing the materials your project will disturb is one of the first steps worth scheduling.
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- Which materials to review based on the scope of your renovation
- How sampling and laboratory analysis work
- What to have ready: renovation plans, existing reports and property age
- How results shape the scope, schedule and budget
- How to fit testing into your contractor’s timeline
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If you suspect a material contains asbestos, leave it undisturbed. Don’t cut, scrape or sand it to investigate.
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