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        "text": "The process typically moves through planning, demolition, rough-in mechanicals, framing inspections, drywall, finish carpentry, tile, paint, and final fixture trim-out. Managing this schedule requires strict milestone tracking. For example, electrical and plumbing lines must be completely installed and checked before insulation and drywall can begin. At HH Remodeling, on-site supervision ensures each phase is inspected for quality before the next trade steps foot in the home. Homeowners receive regular updates on upcoming milestones, keeping the workflow steady and minimizing unexpected downtime between rough work and decorative finishes.",
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        "description": "Schedules move step-by-step from demolition and framing to mechanical rough-ins, drywall, tile, finish carpentry, paint, and final fixture installation."
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  "description": "Schedules move step-by-step from demolition and framing to mechanical rough-ins, drywall, tile, finish carpentry, paint, and final fixture installation."
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