Asbestos Containing Material Photographs
Asbestos fibers increase the risk of lung cancer and other respiratory tract diseases. If the asbestos-containing material is damaged and friable (which means that it crumbles under hand pressure) then it is advisable to have the asbestos-containing material abated. If the asbestos-containing material is not friable (for example, vinyl asbestos floor tiles or asbestos shingle siding) or is friable but undamaged, then the EPA currently recommends that you leave the asbestos-containing material alone. Click here for more information on Asbestos
| Damaged asbestos on a steam pipe joint |
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| Damaged asbestos on a steam pipe joint |
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| Damaged asbestos on a steam pipe joint |
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| An asbestos pipe joint with limited damage |
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| Exposed ends of asbestos pipe wrap |
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| Asbestos pipe wrap falling from a pipe |
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| Fiberglass(non-asbestos) pipe wrap |
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| An asbestos forced hot air duct boot |
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| Vinyl-asbestos floor tiles |
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| Damaged vinyl asbestos floor tiles |
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| Doors to a building undergoing asbestos abatement |
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