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        "text": "Adding a pantry involves design planning, rough construction, and finish carpentry. During planning, a general contractor assesses your floor plan, measures clearances, and determines whether walls are load-bearing. Demolition and framing follow, along with any necessary electrical rough-ins for interior outlets and lighting. Once drywall is hung, taped, and painted, carpenters install shelving, custom cabinetry, trim, and doors. A professional contractor manages trade sequencing and material delivery to coordinate the new pantry with your broader kitchen layout.",
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        "description": "The process covers layout planning, framing, rough electrical work, drywall installation, custom shelving or cabinetry, and final trim and painting."
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  "description": "The process covers layout planning, framing, rough electrical work, drywall installation, custom shelving or cabinetry, and final trim and painting."
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