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      "name": "What is R-value in insulation?",
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        "text": "R-value is a measure of thermal resistance, indicating how well an insulation material resists the conductive flow of heat. A higher R-value means greater insulating power. The ideal R-value for your home depends on your climate zone, the specific area being insulated (e.g., attic, walls, floor), and the insulation material. Local building codes also specify minimum R-values for different parts of a home.",
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        "description": "R-value measures insulation's resistance to heat flow; a higher number means better insulation. Required R-values vary by climate and location."
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  "description": "R-value measures insulation's resistance to heat flow; a higher number means better insulation. Required R-values vary by climate and location."
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