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        "text": "Repiping an older home involves replacing outdated, corroded, or undersized plumbing pipes with new, more durable materials like PEX or copper. The process typically includes assessing the current system, shutting off the water supply, carefully removing old pipes, installing new ones, and then testing the entire system for leaks. This can be a significant undertaking, often requiring access through walls and floors. Process clarity is achieved through a detailed plan from your contractor, outlining the timeline, materials, and steps involved, minimizing disruption.",
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        "description": "Repiping replaces old pipes with new materials, involving assessment, removal, installation, and testing. A detailed plan outlines the process."
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  "description": "Repiping replaces old pipes with new materials, involving assessment, removal, installation, and testing. A detailed plan outlines the process."
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