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        "text": "Most people do stay in their homes during a bathroom remodel, but you need a clear plan for noise, dust, and having enough working bathrooms. It’s manageable with expectations set up front and some temporary adjustments.\n\nThe biggest issues are morning routines, privacy, and access to water—not just construction mess. For a one‑bath home, you may need temporary solutions like a secondary shower elsewhere or very tight scheduling.\n\nKEY FACTORS:\n- Number of bathrooms in the home and which one is being remodeled\n- Work hours and noise tolerance\n- Dust control and daily cleanup practices\n- Pets, kids, and anyone working from home\n\nAsk your contractor exactly how they protect adjacent spaces, what hours they work, and how long water or power will be off. If you only have one bathroom, discuss options early, like phasing work or renting short‑term accommodations for the messiest days. A considerate crew with clear communication makes a big difference."
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