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        "text": "Minor framing adjustments involve modifying, shifting, or adding non-load-bearing structural wood or metal studs without altering the overall structural integrity of the home. Common examples include widening a doorway for a larger door, creating a pass-through opening between rooms, framing recessed niches in showers, or building out a half-wall or closet partition. Because Abraham Becerra and his crew handle in-house carpentry alongside drywall and painting, these adjustments are typically completed as part of larger kitchen, bathroom, or basement remodeling projects to improve room layouts and traffic flow.",
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        "description": "Minor framing adjustments involve moving, adding, or modifying non-load-bearing studs, such as altering doorways, adding closet partitions, or framing shower niches."
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  "description": "Minor framing adjustments involve moving, adding, or modifying non-load-bearing studs, such as altering doorways, adding closet partitions, or framing shower ni"
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