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Advice for Asbestos Ceilings
I am interesting in purchasing a property that was build in the 40s. its a triplex, 2100 sqft. I partially don't want to test the popcorn ceilings to see if it was made with asbestos. Does anyone have any recommendations to avoid this problem? In my area (SW-MO) it is about $5 sqft for removal. The ceiling does not need repair. However I was going to install new lighting.
I was contemplating installing a drop ceiling system which would allow flexibility.
Anyway, has anyone ever ran into a problem with asbestos ceilings, if so, what would you recommend?