Remodeling

A Remodeling involves structural modifications to an existing building to change its structure, use, or technical systems. This may include adjustments to load-bearing and non-load-bearing components, their relocation, or removal.
Typical renovation work includes layout modifications, such as moving or removing interior walls, installing new load-bearing structures to redistribute loads, or expanding existing buildings with extensions. Technical modernizations, such as upgrading electrical, heating, or plumbing installations, are also essential aspects of a renovation.
Depending on the scope, renovations may require structural assessments and regulatory approvals, particularly when load-bearing components are affected or the building's use changes. A detailed analysis of the existing structure is crucial to ensure that new construction measures maintain structural integrity.
Remodelling cans pursue both functional and aesthetic goals, providing a sustainable way to adapt existing buildings to modern standards without requiring a complete rebuild.