Hello,
I live in a brick veneer house built in the late 1960's/early 1970's so I'm aware it has asbestos in certain areas: eaves and laundry.
However the bathroom has been renovated by previous owner clearly within the last 20 years. The wall tiles are in fairly good condition as is the flooring and the tub. There are railings on the walls.
I need to do some minor changes - install new shower screen and vanity as the existing ones have some damage.
Is it recommended to test the bathroom walls for asbestos prior to the work or would they have taken it out as part of the reno ?
The building inspection did not flag the bathroom as containing asbestos.
Thanks, R
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