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        "text": "Upgrading a mobile home bathroom often involves plumbing adaptations, as mobile homes frequently use non-standard pipe sizes and unique valve placements. A key decision factor is choosing between prefabricated fiberglass units and custom tile work. While custom tile and marble look upscale and durable, the floor joists and subfloor must be inspected and reinforced to support the additional dead load. An owner-operated contractor can build custom framing, install proper moisture barriers, and coordinate licensed trade specialists to update supply lines and drains to standard residential fixtures seamlessly.",
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        "description": "Key challenges include adapting non-standard plumbing lines, repairing hidden subfloor moisture damage, and reinforcing structural framing if installing heavy tile showers."
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