Definition of «renovation»

The term renovation refers to the process or act of improving, repairing, rebuilding, restoring, or updating a structure or object. It can involve changes in design, layout, materials, and other aspects to bring new life or functionality to something that is old, worn out, or outdated. Renovations can range from simple cosmetic updates to major overhauls of a building's systems, features, and appearance.

Usage examples

We are planning a home renovation to update the kitchen, repaint the walls, and install new flooring.
The company decided to close the office for a week during the renovation to upgrade the workspace.
The historic theater underwent a renovation to restore its original beauty and modernize the seating.
My parents are considering a bathroom renovation to add a new bathtub, replace the tiles, and install a modern vanity.
The hotel is scheduled to undergo a major renovation to improve guest rooms, expand the lobby, and upgrade the facilities.

Phrases with «renovation»

Sentences with «renovation»

He says that historically there has been «a substantial amount of renovation of houses» as home owners seek to put off moving. (realtormag.realtor.org)
We're in the midst of a couple of home renovation projects. (kellyinthecity.com)
The hotel is expected to close for renovations in early 2019 and remain closed for 12 - 16 months. (upgradedpoints.com)
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Definition of «renovation»

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Phrases with «renovation»

Sentences with «renovation»

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