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        "text": "Finishing a basement requires careful management of Colorado's expansive soils and local building codes. Before framing walls, you must assess foundation walls for moisture issues and verify that framing accounts for concrete slab movement by using floating wall base plates where required. Planning must also address legal egress windows for any planned bedrooms, ceiling height clearances around ductwork, and proper rough-in placement for basement bathrooms. Because HH Remodeling handles custom framing, drywall, and finish carpentry in-house while coordinating licensed trades, your basement build stays compliant from initial layout to final trim and paint.",
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        "description": "Basement finishing requires checking for moisture, custom framing with floating base plates, running rough-in electrical and plumbing, hanging drywall, and adding trim, doors, and paint."
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  "description": "Basement finishing requires checking for moisture, custom framing with floating base plates, running rough-in electrical and plumbing, hanging drywall, and addi"
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