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        "text": "Delivery teams typically only plug in basic cords or attach standard braided hoses to pre-existing, accessible shutoff valves. They generally do not alter cabinetry, run new copper or PEX water lines, extend gas piping, or install dedicated electrical circuits. A remodeling contractor coordinates licensed trades to run new infrastructure and handles custom trim, panel installations, and cabinet modifications required for built-in wall ovens, cooktops, and integrated dishwashers.",
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        "description": "Delivery crews only connect to existing, accessible valves and plugs. A contractor coordinates licensed trades to run new lines and adjusts cabinetry for built-in appliances."
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  "description": "Delivery crews only connect to existing, accessible valves and plugs. A contractor coordinates licensed trades to run new lines and adjusts cabinetry for built-"
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