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      "name": "How long does a floor plan reconfiguration project typically take?",
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        "text": "A floor plan reconfiguration takes between 6 to 16 weeks of active construction, depending on project scope. A targeted reconfiguration, such as taking down a single partition wall between a kitchen and living room, may wrap up in 4 to 6 weeks. A whole-house layout overhaul involving multiple load-bearing walls, stair relocations, and new bathroom plumbing branches typically runs 3 to 4 months or longer. Pre-construction steps—including drafting layout options, structural engineering calculations, and securing city permits—typically add an initial 3 to 8 weeks before work begins on-site.",
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        "description": "Active construction usually takes 6 to 16 weeks, preceded by 3 to 8 weeks for layout design, engineering, and city permit approvals."
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  "description": "Active construction usually takes 6 to 16 weeks, preceded by 3 to 8 weeks for layout design, engineering, and city permit approvals."
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