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        "text": "Designing for local climate requires planning for extreme summer heat, winter cold, and wind conditions. In areas like Cornville, Cottonwood, and Camp Verde, high summer temperatures make reflective metal roof coatings, adequate roof overhangs, and continuous ridge ventilation critical for exhausting trapped hot air. If your site sits at higher elevations or in open terrain, engineering specs must also meet strict local wind and snow load standards. Planning ventilation and door placement with natural airflow in mind keeps the interior workable year-round.",
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