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  "name": "What types of wood are most resistant to rot?",
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      "name": "What types of wood are most resistant to rot?",
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        "text": "Certain types of wood offer higher natural resistance to rot due to their density and natural compounds. These include cedar, redwood, cypress, and pressure-treated lumber. Pressure-treated wood, often used for outdoor applications or ground contact, is infused with chemicals that deter fungal growth and insects. When planning a repair, considering these materials, especially in moisture-prone areas, can significantly extend the lifespan of the repaired section and reduce future maintenance. We often recommend pressure-treated lumber for external repairs in our service areas of Meridian, Eagle, and Kuna.",
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        "description": "Cedar, redwood, cypress, and pressure-treated lumber are most rot-resistant. Using these materials, especially pressure-treated lumber for external repairs, extends longevity."
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  "description": "Cedar, redwood, cypress, and pressure-treated lumber are most rot-resistant. Using these materials, especially pressure-treated lumber for external repairs, ext"
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