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        "text": "A full gut strips an entire space down to exterior framing or foundation, while selective demolition removes only chosen elements such as a single partition wall, kitchen cabinets, or specific flooring. The main tradeoff involves budget and scope: selective demolition costs less and allows other areas of a property to remain usable, but it requires greater labor precision and strict dust isolation to prevent cross-contamination into adjacent living or commercial spaces.",
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