Environmental
A Connecticut building contains popcorn ceiling texture applied before 1980 that may contain asbestos. The best course of action before a renovation is to:
AProceed without concern
BHave samples tested by a certified asbestos lab before disturbing the material✓ Correct
CPaint over it to seal in any fibers
DRemove it yourself with a mask
Explanation
Before disturbing potential ACMs, certified sampling and laboratory testing should be performed. If asbestos is confirmed, licensed abatement professionals must remove or safely encapsulate it per Connecticut DEEP and EPA regulations.
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