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        "text": "The sewage damage restoration process typically begins with emergency water extraction to remove standing sewage. This is followed by removing contaminated porous materials, such as carpet, drywall, and insulation, that cannot be salvaged. Technicians then thoroughly clean and disinfect all affected surfaces to eliminate bacteria and odors. Finally, the area is professionally dried using industrial-grade equipment, and any necessary repairs or reconstruction are performed to restore the property.",
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