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        "text": "In the Verde Valley, including Cottonwood, Camp Verde, and Cornville, metal home designs must account for intense summer solar heat, occasional high desert freezing, and specific wind exposures. Foundation engineering must address local soil conditions, such as expansive clay found along valley floors, to prevent slab movement. Selecting roofing panels with high solar reflectance (cool roof finishes) and incorporating adequate roof overhangs helps minimize summer cooling loads in these elevation zones.",
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