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        "text": "Disaster restoration is a comprehensive process that begins immediately after a disaster, focusing on mitigating further damage, cleaning, drying, sanitizing, and removing affected materials. It's about bringing the property back to a safe and stable condition. Property repair, or reconstruction, is typically a part of the restoration process that follows, specifically dealing with rebuilding or fixing structural elements and finishes to return the property to its pre-loss state. Restoration encompasses the entire emergency response and recovery effort, while repair is the construction phase.",
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        "description": "Disaster restoration is the overall emergency response and recovery process, while property repair is the subsequent reconstruction phase to fix damage."
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