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  "name": "How do you handle interior connections in older Salt Lake City homes?",
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      "name": "How do you handle interior connections in older Salt Lake City homes?",
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        "text": "Connecting additions to older properties, such as historic homes in Salt Lake City neighborhoods like Sugar House, The Avenues, or Harvard-Yale, involves managing legacy construction methods. These older homes frequently feature lath-and-plaster walls, non-standard framing dimensions, and settle-induced floor level variations. Blue Lake Construction addresses these challenges by custom-shimming subfloors for smooth transitions, matching historic trim profiles, and carefully joining modern drywall with existing plaster walls to prevent future cracking.",
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        "description": "We manage lath-and-plaster walls, true up uneven floor heights, and match custom historic millwork found in historic Salt Lake neighborhoods."
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  "description": "We manage lath-and-plaster walls, true up uneven floor heights, and match custom historic millwork found in historic Salt Lake neighborhoods."
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