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        "text": "Hiring a single general contractor provides unified accountability, whereas managing separate trades yourself places scheduling, permits, and trade overlaps on your shoulders. Coordinated restoration requires careful sequencing: plumbing or electrical rough-ins must occur before insulation, followed by drywall, trim carpentry, tile, and final painting. When one contractor oversees the entire process and coordinates specialized sub-trades, there is no dispute between trades over delays, wall prep quality, or mismatched trim lines.",
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