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        "text": "You need a finish carpenter when you want seamless transitions between walls, floors, and cabinetry, or when upgrading to custom features like beadboard, crown molding, and built-in nooks. Unlike rough framing, finish carpentry focuses on visible precision, tight joints, and seamless scribing against out-of-plumb walls. If you are replacing a vanity with a non-standard size or adding architectural character that drywall alone cannot provide, professional trim work is essential.",
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