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  "name": "What is the typical sequence of events for plumbing and electrical rough-ins during an addition?",
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        "text": "After the framing is complete, the rough-in phase begins, where plumbing and electrical lines are installed before walls are closed up. Typically, major plumbing lines are run first, followed closely by electrical wiring. This sequence allows the larger plumbing pipes to be placed without obstruction, with electrical lines often routed around them. Our project managers ensure these steps are synchronized, allowing for efficient inspections and preventing conflicts in tight spaces during projects in communities such as South San Francisco.",
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        "description": "After framing, plumbing rough-ins usually occur first, followed by electrical wiring, allowing for efficient placement and inspection before walls are closed."
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  "description": "After framing, plumbing rough-ins usually occur first, followed by electrical wiring, allowing for efficient placement and inspection before walls are closed."
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