Along with their overall lack of product knowledge and application, their profit margins on products such as vinyl siding, fiber cement siding, windows and roofing materials are ungodly high!

Many people think asbestos will jump right out and get you, but it's not like that and generally is safe as long as you're not breathing airborne fibers.

Our property is very close to high-speed internet fiber and there is a shortage of office, including home office, type spaces here in the SF Bay Area.

Google Fiber is one well-known provider; AT&T is claiming they will offer it in some cities where they paid off the city councils to keep Google out. 

I don't know if it's asbestos or fiber cement tiles though, but based on "style" I am assuming asbestos.  

The siding has been removed, I would replace it with fiber cement (vinyl would look ridiculous in the neighborhood)The floors have original the hardwood.

I have 10 meg fiber optic from verizon, so its no problem now.From my experience, dont try it if you have anything under 768 dsl or equivelent.

High quality carpet, not shag or loose carpet fibers.

The substrait is usually an organic material such as wood, fiber, etc.The first step is to solve the root cause of the problem - which is the source of moisture.

At the end of last year the code enforcer was on me for the old worn out cedar siding so I went ahead and replaced it with fiber cement siding along with some new windows.