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        "text": "The repair process for weather-damaged wood usually begins with a thorough inspection to assess the damage extent. This is followed by cleaning the affected area to remove dirt, mold, or loose debris. Damaged wood is then either repaired using fillers, epoxies, or patching, or entirely removed and replaced if the damage is too severe. After repairs, the wood is typically sanded smooth, and a protective finish, stain, or paint is applied to prevent future weather damage. Process clarity is enhanced by understanding that complex projects, especially those involving structural elements in areas like Garden City or Meridian, often involve multiple stages of assessment, preparation, repair, and finishing.",
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        "description": "The process involves inspection, cleaning, repairing or replacing damaged wood, sanding, and applying a protective finish."
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  "description": "The process involves inspection, cleaning, repairing or replacing damaged wood, sanding, and applying a protective finish."
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