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        "text": "Sewer cleanout repair can involve several steps depending on the issue. For a damaged cap, replacement is straightforward. If the cleanout pipe itself is cracked or broken, a section may need to be excavated and replaced. If the cleanout connection to the main sewer line is compromised, a more extensive repair involving pipe patching or replacement may be necessary. For issues such as persistent blockages near the cleanout, hydro-jetting may be used to clear debris and thoroughly clean the pipe walls. The process often begins with a visual inspection or camera inspection to pinpoint the exact problem.",
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        "description": "Repair involves replacing damaged caps, repairing or replacing cracked pipes, or hydro-jetting to clear blockages, often starting with a camera inspection."
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  "description": "Repair involves replacing damaged caps, repairing or replacing cracked pipes, or hydro-jetting to clear blockages, often starting with a camera inspection."
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