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  "name": "What should I check before replacing a shower in a San Diego condo?",
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      "name": "What should I check before replacing a shower in a San Diego condo?",
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        "text": "For a condo or HOA property in San Diego County, confirm building rules, work-hour limits, elevator or parking procedures, water-shutoff coordination, insurance documents, and approval steps before scheduling demolition. Context: These building requirements are separate from any city approval and can affect delivery, access, and timing. Key factors: shared walls; plumbing stacks; waterproofing responsibility; permitted work hours; debris routes; and inspection access. Practical guidance: Request the association’s remodeling packet and give it to the contractor before finalizing the scope. Elite Remodeling & Design can incorporate site-access and coordination requirements into the project plan when supplied in advance.",
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        "description": "Check HOA approval, work hours, elevator and parking rules, insurance requirements, water-shutoff procedures, debris routes, shared-wall restrictions, and any building-specific plumbing or waterproofing responsibilities. Provide the remodeling packet before scheduling work so the contractor can plan access, sequencing, and required approvals."
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  "description": "Check HOA approval, work hours, elevator and parking rules, insurance requirements, water-shutoff procedures, debris routes, shared-wall restrictions, and any b"
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