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  "name": "What steps are involved in installing interior window trim and casing?",
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      "name": "What steps are involved in installing interior window trim and casing?",
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        "text": "The process begins by inspecting the window jambs to ensure they sit flush with the surrounding drywall. If the jamb is recessed, extension jambs are cut and fastened first. The carpenter then measures the window perimeter, cuts the side and top casing with 45-degree miter joints or installs a flat apron and sill with butt joints. The trim is fastened into the wall framing using finish nails, counter-sunk, and caulked along the wall and jamb seams. Finally, nail holes are filled, sanded, and painted or stained to match the room's millwork.",
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        "description": "The crew checks jamb depth, installs extensions if needed, cuts and nails the casing pieces, fills nail holes, caulks seams, and applies paint or stain."
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  "description": "The crew checks jamb depth, installs extensions if needed, cuts and nails the casing pieces, fills nail holes, caulks seams, and applies paint or stain."
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