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  "name": "How long does an interior restoration project usually take?",
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      "name": "How long does an interior restoration project usually take?",
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        "text": "The timeline depends on the scale of the damage, the drying requirements, and the types of materials involved. Simple drywall repairs, patching, and repainting in a single room typically take three to five business days once the area is dry. Extensive restorations involving damaged framing, subfloor replacement, tile work, or entire basements often take several weeks. A major factor affecting timing is scheduling sub-trades for required electrical and plumbing rough-ins before closing up walls with insulation and drywall. Working with a general contractor who oversees the entire job from framing to finish carpentry keeps the sequence moving efficiently.",
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        "description": "Small drywall and painting repairs take three to five days once dry, while extensive restorations involving framing, tile, and trade work take several weeks depending on scope."
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  "description": "Small drywall and painting repairs take three to five days once dry, while extensive restorations involving framing, tile, and trade work take several weeks dep"
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