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  "url": "https://www.coloradoremodeling.company/faq/who-handles-the-plumbing-and-electrical-work-during-a-countertop-replacement",
  "name": "Who handles the plumbing and electrical work during a countertop replacement?",
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      "name": "Who handles the plumbing and electrical work during a countertop replacement?",
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        "text": "Countertop installation requires disconnected supply valves, detached P-traps, unhooked garbage disposals, and disconnected cooktops. Many specialized stone installers do not provide plumbing or electrical services, leaving homeowners with a non-functional kitchen until separate trades are scheduled. It is essential to confirm whether your contractor manages mechanical reconnections. Working with an owner-operated remodeling company ensures coordinated trade support so plumbing and electrical systems are safely disconnected beforehand and reconnected promptly after adhesives cure.",
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        "description": "Countertop installers rarely handle utility work. You must arrange for plumbing and electrical disconnections and reconnections, or hire a contractor who coordinates these trades for you."
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  "description": "Countertop installers rarely handle utility work. You must arrange for plumbing and electrical disconnections and reconnections, or hire a contractor who coordi"
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