Environmental
A Nebraska property is found to have asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in floor tiles and insulation. The BEST course of action is usually:
AImmediate complete removal of all ACM
BEncapsulation or enclosure if the ACM is in good condition✓ Correct
CDisclose but take no action
DLeave it undisturbed as it poses no risk
Explanation
Asbestos that is in good condition and not being disturbed (friable) is generally best left in place and encapsulated or enclosed. Removal can release fibers and create greater risk. A certified asbestos professional should assess the situation.
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