Understanding the Difference Between Remodeling, Renovation and Build

Home remodeling can be a great way to make your home more comfortable, increase your property value and boost your overall happiness with your living experience. But it’s important to understand the difference between a remodel, renovation and a build. Having clarity on these terms can help you determine which project is right for you, avoid costly mistakes and maximize your results.

Remodeling involves structural changes to your home and is more extensive than a renovation. It can include a wide range of projects such as changing the layout of your kitchen or bathroom, demolishing walls to create open-concept spaces and adding rooms like basements and additions. These types of projects typically have longer timelines and may require the occupant to relocate during construction.

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A house renovation, on the other hand, is a less invasive process and involves updating your existing home with new finishes and fixtures without changing any structural components. This can include things like upgrading your half bath into a full en suite or updating your outdated kitchen to better suit your cooking and hosting workflow.

Renovating your home can also include bringing an older house up to current standards, specifically per electrical, plumbing and HVAC. This could include drywall and plaster work, repair or replacement of appliances, painting and new flooring. These are some of the most common forms of renovations that homeowners undertake. Depending on the scope of your renovation, you may need to acquire a building permit from your local authorities.

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