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Yes! You can check with Portland's local health department or the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for guidance on handling asbestos safely.
If your landlord turns a blind eye to asbestos problems, you might need to report them to local health authorities or seek legal advice to protect your rights.
A landlord should hire licensed professionals to safely remove or contain the asbestos, follow regulations, and ensure the area is safe to inhabit afterward.
Absolutely! If you find asbestos during initial alterations, you have the right to ask your landlord to handle its removal to ensure a safe living space.
In Portland, landlords are required to disclose any known asbestos to tenants and take action if it poses a health risk, especially during renovations.
If your building was constructed before the 1980s, it might contain asbestos. It’s wise to get a professional to inspect and test the materials if you suspect it.
Asbestos is a group of minerals that can cause serious health issues, like lung disease, when inhaled. Landlords must manage it properly to keep everyone safe.