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        "text": "Most bathroom remodels take about 4–8 weeks of on-site work after permits and materials are ready, with complex primary suites sometimes taking longer. You usually won’t be fully without a shower for the entire duration if planning is done wisely. \nContext: Demolition, rough plumbing/electrical, inspections, waterproofing, tiling, and finish work all have drying and inspection times that can’t be rushed. However, in homes with multiple baths, the work can be phased to keep at least one shower functional. \nKey factors:\n- Whether you have another bathroom available\n- Complexity of plumbing changes and inspections\n- Tile complexity and drying/curing times\n- Lead times for custom glass and cabinetry\nPractical guidance: Ask the contractor to plan around your household needs, including temporary fixtures or sequencing to minimize downtime. Clarify an estimated “back to basic use” date for the shower vs the final completion date. Soft positioning: A considerate contractor will build your family’s daily routines into the scheduling plan."
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