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        "text": "Rough-in plumbing refers to the installation of all water supply and drain lines within the walls and floors before they are covered. This phase includes installing pipes, vents, and stub-outs for fixtures without actually connecting the fixtures themselves. It is a critical stage that must pass inspection before insulation and drywall are installed. Ensuring accurate rough-in is vital for the entire plumbing system's integrity, representing a key Process Clarity step in new home construction.",
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        "description": "Rough-in plumbing installs all water supply and drain lines within walls and floors before they are covered, and must pass inspection before finishing work."
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  "description": "Rough-in plumbing installs all water supply and drain lines within walls and floors before they are covered, and must pass inspection before finishing work."
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