Environmental
Which of the following materials found in older Connecticut homes is a potential environmental hazard when disturbed during renovation?
AFiberglass insulation
BVinyl flooring installed before 1980 (may contain asbestos backing)✓ Correct
CPainted concrete block walls
DDouble-pane windows installed after 2000
Explanation
Vinyl floor tiles and adhesives manufactured before approximately 1980 may contain asbestos. Disturbing them during renovation can release asbestos fibers, requiring professional abatement.
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