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        "text": "Buildings in the Verde Valley face substantial summer heat loads and cold desert winter nights, requiring insulation strategies that prevent severe thermal bridging across steel framing. Metal conducts heat rapidly, so a basic thin blanket without a thermal break allows outdoor temperatures to transfer directly into the building. Adding continuous rigid insulation or high R-value double-layer fiberglass systems keeps interior workshops and commercial facilities in Cottonwood and Camp Verde comfortable while cutting seasonal utility demands.",
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