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  "name": "How does finish carpentry differ when remodeling older Salt Lake City homes compared to newer builds?",
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      "name": "How does finish carpentry differ when remodeling older Salt Lake City homes compared to newer builds?",
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        "text": "Older Salt Lake City neighborhoods such as Sugar House, The Avenues, and Central City often feature historic homes with original wide baseboards, tall picture rails, and lath-and-plaster walls that are rarely plumb or level. Working in these homes requires custom scribing, back-cutting, and sometimes milling custom profiles to match historic details. In contrast, newer construction or open-concept suburban remodels in areas like South Jordan or Riverton typically feature standard drywall and modern, simplified profiles that install more predictably.",
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        "description": "Older Salt Lake homes often have uneven plaster walls requiring custom scribing and historic profile matching, while newer builds use standard drywall and streamlined trim profiles."
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  "description": "Older Salt Lake homes often have uneven plaster walls requiring custom scribing and historic profile matching, while newer builds use standard drywall and strea"
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