I have my second CO (certificate of occupancy) inspection on Friday and the only thing that is not done is having fiber internet installed.

I would look into a fiber/cement fascia product similar to James Hardie, this product is incredibly durable but also can be difficult to install due to its weight and fragility - it is very brittle and requires a special blade to cut. 

(if not handled properly, the asbestos fibers will continue circulating in the household air handling system.In addition, all of the Hazardous Material that is removed must be specially bagged and handled, and disposed of in a very specific manner.

The pads need to be inspected and cleaned if they are the plastic fiber blue pads and replaced if they are aspen. 

You make the body of your car out of carbon fiber.

Asbestos is only an issue when the fibers are released into the air.

Fiber is one of those things that is pretty tough if installed correctly.

The cellar is b.t 6.5 ft and 7ft ceiling clearance with a newly installed ceiling with insulation foam/fiber.

Asbestos containing material is not harmful until you mess with it get fibers in the air, which get in your lungs.Problem with removing is that you will cause a lot of fibers to become airborne, that's why its so expensive. 

If someone has too many dietary needs, then we don't have to accept them into our home.Our staff is always prepared to help residents with whatever needs they have.