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  "name": "How do accessibility remodels differ in historic Salt Lake City homes compared to newer builds?",
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      "name": "How do accessibility remodels differ in historic Salt Lake City homes compared to newer builds?",
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        "text": "In older neighborhoods like Sugar House, The Avenues, or Historic Sandy, homes often feature narrow doorways, multi-level layouts, and smaller bathrooms with cast-iron plumbing. Accessibility updates in these homes frequently require structural framing to expand entryways and reconfiguring subfloors to achieve curbless walk-in showers. In contrast, newer homes in Daybreak or Riverton often have wider initial framing and open plans, making accessibility updates simpler. A licensed local contractor like Blue Lake Construction understands these regional building styles and secures the necessary municipal permits across Salt Lake Valley jurisdictions.",
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        "description": "Older Salt Lake City homes often require doorway framing expansion and subfloor modifications for zero-threshold showers, while newer suburban homes already have wider layouts."
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  "description": "Older Salt Lake City homes often require doorway framing expansion and subfloor modifications for zero-threshold showers, while newer suburban homes already hav"
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