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An asbestos house is a property that contains building materials made with asbestos-based products. For many decades, asbestos was considered one of the most reliable construction materials because of its strength, heat resistance, insulation quality, and affordability. Homes, offices, warehouses, and industrial buildings across the world used asbestos in roofing, insulation, ceilings, flooring, pipes, and wall materials. Today, however, the dangers connected with asbestos exposure have become widely recognized, leading homeowners and property buyers to pay close attention to buildings that may contain these materials. People living in an asbestos house often wonder whether the property is safe, how asbestos can affect health, and what steps should be taken to reduce exposure. The concern mainly comes from the microscopic fibers that can become airborne when asbestos-containing materials are damaged, drilled, broken, or disturbed during renovation. Once these fibers enter the lungs...