Patching Holes In Asbestos Siding

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Patching holes in asbestos siding.

A common remodeling practice is to install new vinyl or aluminum siding over cement asbestos shingle siding as well as over many other older siding materials when the old siding has become damaged leaky or cosmetically ugly. You can still get matching tiles. The decision to repair and replace any siding that contains asbestos always carries a certain amount of risk with care required to not disturb and make friable any asbestos fibers. Thats the worst case.

Hello bought an old home with asbestos siding. Sometimes i run into double nailed siding. I use nail pullers to try and grab the head of the nail and wiggle them out. Looks like they got hit with a baseball or something.

The outside is covered with asbestos siding. A typical procedure is to install furring strips on the existing wall avoiding breaking the existing siding. The house was built in the 1920s but i have no idea how old the siding is. Work slowly and with care damaged areas grow easy.

You need a snap cutter. There are a couple of those old asbestos siding shingles on the back of our house that have craters gouged out of them. I know that this stuff is supposed to be safe as long as it s not crumbling but at some point i might want to make holes in it to add a kitchen or bathroom vent or maybe even add a window. They come straight waby and staggered.