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If testing confirms that my ceiling contains asbestos, should I encapsulate or abate the material? Ceilings in good condition should probably be left alone. Keep the ceiling coated with an appropriate sealant. If the ceiling is cracking or crumbling, then abatement is probably the best choice. You should consult with a professional for the best option. | ||||||||
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