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        "text": "To preserve your home’s curb appeal and market value, an in-law addition should look like an intentional part of the original home rather than an afterthought. Achieving this requires matching exterior elements, including roof pitch, shingle type, window styles, and wall textures such as full-house stuccoing. Interior transitions should feel natural, with consistent ceiling heights, baseboard trim, and cohesive flooring selections. Bay City Remodeling & Bathrooms focuses on architectural alignment so the addition complements your existing house design while expanding your living area smoothly.",
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