CPSC has completed its investigation into problem drywall. Learn how to identify problem drywall and to fix the problem.

CPSC has received about 4,051 reports from residents in 44 States, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, and Puerto Rico, who believe their health symptoms or the corrosion of certain metal components in their homes are related to problem drywall. State and local authorities have also received similar reports. Homeowners report corrosion or blackening of metal in or on electrical fixtures, appliances, plumbing and air conditioner coils. Consumers largely report that their homes were built in 2006 to 2007, when an unprecedented increase in new construction occurred in part due to the hurricanes of 2004 and 2005.
Where Has Problem Drywall Been Reported?
How Can I Tell If My Home Has Problem Drywall?
Other Frequently Asked Questions
Safety Guides
EPA: Indoor Air Quality in Homes
Drywall Investigation
Drywall Investigation Documents
Resources
CDC Response to Imported Drywall
FTC Alert: Tests for Defective Drywall
Remediation Guidance for Homes with Corrosion from Problem Drywall
CPSC Completes Final Studies to Help Affected Homeowners Remediate Problem Drywall
Study of the Possible Effect of Problem Drywall Presence on Foreclosures
The Safety Guides, Safety Alerts, and Neighborhood Safety Network posters listed below are available to download from CPSC’s website.
CPSC Safety Alerts and Neighborhood Safety Network posters are not available to order. If you would like to use these safety publications, they are free to download and print.