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        "text": "Common problems include poor layout, undersized utilities, moisture damage, delayed appliances, and surprise site conditions. If the design ignores drainage, ventilation, or access to gas and electrical lines, the finished kitchen may be inconvenient or expensive to fix. Another common issue is choosing materials that look good but do not hold up outdoors. The best way to reduce risk is to plan the utility work early and confirm every major component before construction starts. Clear drawings and an itemized scope also prevent misunderstandings. Most problems are avoidable when the project is designed for the site instead of copied from a catalog."
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