When planning a renovation, it’s essential to understand how the process is structured. Typically, the work is divided into two major stages — rough and finish renovation. Each has its own scope, timeline, and critical role. Shugan Home executes projects with a full-cycle approach. Here’s what each stage includes and what you should know as a homeowner.
What Is Rough Renovation?
The rough stage is the structural backbone of the project. It includes all the preparation and construction work needed to make the space ready for final finishes. The goal is to ensure a flat, safe, and technically correct foundation for everything that follows.
Typical rough renovation tasks:
- Demolition of old finishes and walls
- Installation or relocation of partitions
- Floor leveling (screed)
- Wall and ceiling alignment (plastering and filling)
- Routing engineering systems: electrical, plumbing, ventilation
- Sound and thermal insulation
- Installation of sockets, pipes, risers
- Waterproofing in wet areas
What Is Finish Renovation?
Finish renovation is the visual and functional layer — what you see and interact with daily. It includes all decorative and installation work that brings the space to life.
Included in finish work:
- Wallpaper or wall painting
- Tiling, laminate, or hardwood flooring
- Ceiling finishes (stretch or suspended)
- Installing interior doors
- Fitting plumbing fixtures and outlets
- Lighting installation and décor
- Final cleaning and delivery
How to Organize These Stages Properly
Shugan Home recommends the following sequence:
- Start with the project. A clear plan and documentation.
- Proceed to rough renovation. Build the technical core.
- Conduct quality checks. Approve all hidden works before moving forward.
- Finish with final decoration and detailing.
Tips for Homeowners
- Never start finish work before approving rough stage results.
- Photograph all hidden systems before they are closed up.
- Request a hidden works act and store engineering drawings.
- Use quality materials and proven specialists.
Following these steps helps avoid costly mistakes, miscommunication, and surprises during or after the renovation.
Conclusion
The difference between rough and finish renovation is not just technical — it’s foundational. One creates structure, the other adds beauty. Both require professionalism and attention to detail. Shugan Home delivers both, ensuring that your space isn’t just stylish — it’s built to last.