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  "description": "You generally need at least 40 to 60 feet of clear, level turn radius in front of the door to align long motorhomes or trailers straight into the building.",
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        "text": "Beyond the length of the building, you must account for the exterior turn radius, driveway grade, and street access angles. A deep garage is useless if the approach apron is too narrow or the approach angle bottoms out your vehicle undercarriage. In communities like Cornville or Camp Verde with rural acreage, natural slope, ditch lines, and mature trees frequently limit vehicle swing radius. A licensed contractor can map the approach path from the roadway into the building pad to ensure your motorhome or trailer enters straight through the doorway without scraping.",
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