Complete renovation
A complete renovation of an apartment, office or other premises is usually required in two situations:
- when the current condition of the premises makes comfortable living or working impossible without major renovation;
- when the owner wants to significantly redesign the space to create a more modern, comfortable and functional environment.
A complete renovation usually involves a thorough refurbishment of the premises and, where necessary, a full redesign of the existing layout and interior.
A typical complete renovation may include the following work:
- demolition of old partition walls and construction of new ones;
- alterations involving load-bearing structures;
- modification or enlargement of window and door openings;
- changes to floor levels or ceiling heights.
It is important to keep in mind that certain structural alterations may require a project, official approvals or a building permit. All necessary documentation should be prepared correctly, and the required approvals and permits must be obtained before the relevant work begins.
A complete renovation also typically includes a range of other important works:
- levelling walls and ceilings;
- replacement of floor coverings;
- installation of new water supply and drainage systems;
- replacement of electrical wiring and installation of new cable routes;
- installation of modern heating and ventilation systems;
- installation of the required communication and utility lines.
After a complete renovation, the premises should not only look modern and attractive but also be practical and highly functional. For this reason, particular attention is paid to selecting high-quality construction and finishing materials.
A full-scale renovation takes time, and the duration depends on the size and condition of the property as well as the complexity of the work. A high-quality result cannot always be achieved within a few weeks. Larger projects may take several months to complete.
All construction, renovation and finishing work must be carried out in the correct sequence, allowing sufficient drying and curing time for the materials used. The work must also comply with applicable construction requirements, technical guidelines and the solutions specified in the project documentation.
A complete renovation naturally costs more than a simple cosmetic update because it often involves extensive refurbishment of both the premises and their technical systems. However, when properly planned and professionally completed, the result is a significantly more comfortable, functional and modern space.
