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      "name": "What counts as a minor home repair versus a full remodel?",
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        "text": "Minor home repairs include localized fixes that address everyday wear, damage, or minor failures without gutting a space. Common examples handled by HH Remodeling include patching damaged drywall, repairing interior trim and baseboards, fixing broken or loose floor tiles, touch-up painting, and securing loose cabinet hardware. Minor repairs also cover small wood rot fixes, door adjustments, and minor accessibility modifications. Major remodels involve structural changes, room additions, or complete tear-outs. If your project does not require altering load-bearing framing or reconfiguring major plumbing lines, it generally falls under minor repairs.",
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        "description": "Minor home repairs address localized issues like drywall patching, broken tile replacement, trim fixes, and touch-up painting without gutting or rebuilding entire living spaces."
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  "description": "Minor home repairs address localized issues like drywall patching, broken tile replacement, trim fixes, and touch-up painting without gutting or rebuilding enti"
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