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        "text": "The typical retrofit timeline ranges from one to four days of on-site work for an average-sized residential or light-commercial workshop. Spray foam application often completes in one to two days, followed by a mandatory 24-hour cure and off-gassing period before you can re-enter without protective respirators. Rigid foam or framed fiberglass systems avoid chemical off-gassing, but the labor-intensive measuring, friction-fitting, taping, and mechanical fastening can extend physical installation to three to five business days depending on ceiling height, purlin spacing, and roof pitch.",
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