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Asbestos Question Again; Would Like New Heating System
I have a house with an old coal converted boiler with asbestos on it.
I would like to get a new heating system but I'd rather not disturb the asbestos. Is it okay to just put the new system beside the old and disconnect the old. I realize that eventually the asbestos has to go but I'd rather put that off until the tiem when I decide to I sell the house. |
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msterspy wrote:
I have a house with an old coal converted boiler with asbestos on it. I would like to get a new heating system but I'd rather not disturb the asbestos. Is it okay to just put the new system beside the old and disconnect the old. I realize that eventually the asbestos has to go but I'd rather put that off until the tiem when I decide to I sell the house. That would depend on local codes, available space etc. Frankly I would want to get it out now. It is likely to become more and more expensive as time goes on. -- Joseph Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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