Can asbestos be found in drywall? | | In most cases | 20% | | In some cases | 60% | | Never | 6% | | Not sure | 13% | | | | | Question: Can asbestos be found in drywall? Top Answer (60% of 15 votes): In some cases.
Answer: In most cases
Explanation: The Answer is yes, depending on the year the structure was built. | | BLOCK BUSTIN DEMOLITION LLC | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: In drywall used in boiler rooms or other areas that need a high fire rating, asbestos can be found. Most commonly this occurs in older buildings. Asbestos can also be found (rarely) in other drywall. You can never rule it out. | | EOCT of Michigan | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: I have not seen it in drywall. But, asbestos is a naturally occurring fiber. It could get mixed into drywall as part of the Gypsum. There are often traces of asbestos in plaster. | | Quality Environmental | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Never seen it in dry wall, that is what we call dry wall today. Yet I have seen it in different types of coverings and floor covewrings and insulation. | | North State Inspections | Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Not in newer gypsum base drywall. | | Brewer Contract Consulting |
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