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        "text": "In-law suite and guest addition bathrooms require specialized planning focused on universal design, privacy, and dedicated mechanical access. Unlike standard secondary baths, these spaces often accommodate aging parents or long-term visitors, making curbless walk-in showers, reinforced backing for grab bars, and wider doorways essential priorities. Plumbing rough-ins must also account for connection to the main sewer line or septic system, often requiring dedicated subfloor trenching. Bay City Remodeling & Bathrooms coordinates these requirements when building guest additions, accessory dwelling units, and multigenerational living spaces.",
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        "description": "In-law suite bathrooms focus on long-term accessibility, such as curbless showers and wider doorways, and often involve new structural plumbing connections."
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  "description": "In-law suite bathrooms focus on long-term accessibility, such as curbless showers and wider doorways, and often involve new structural plumbing connections."
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