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        "text": "Sub-trades for electrical and plumbing must be scheduled immediately after custom framing and before drywall installation begins. A general contractor builds the wall framing, then coordinates licensed plumbers to run supply and drain lines and electricians to set outlet boxes and wire circuits. All in-wall mechanical work must pass municipal rough-in inspections before insulation and drywall cover the studs. Managing this trade sequence tightly prevents work stoppages and ensures pipes and junction boxes are placed exactly where cabinets, vanities, or wall-hung fixtures are planned.",
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