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What counts as a trip hazard, why it matters legally, and the fastest ways to make walkways safe again.
Most residential trip hazards develop so gradually that homeowners stop noticing them. Here's a practical walk-around checklist for Albuquerque properties — what counts as a hazard, where they hide, and how to fix them before someone falls.
A ½-inch vertical difference is enough to be a legal trip hazard in most Albuquerque-area jurisdictions. Here's how to identify, prioritize and fix them.
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