Saneeritud

Saneeritud is an Estonian word that translates to "renovated" or "refurbished" in English. It refers to the process of restoring or improving a building, property, or object to a better condition, often by repairing or replacing damaged parts, updating features, or enhancing its overall functionality and appearance. This term is commonly used in the context of real estate and construction, indicating that a property has undergone significant work to modernize it or bring it up to current standards.

The scope of a saneeritud project can vary widely. It might involve minor cosmetic updates like repainting walls or replacing flooring, or it could encompass more substantial structural work such as reinforcing foundations, upgrading plumbing and electrical systems, or improving insulation for better energy efficiency. In historical contexts, saneeritud can also imply a careful restoration that respects the original character of the building while incorporating modern amenities.

The goal of saneerimine is typically to increase the value of a property, improve its habitability, or extend its lifespan. It signifies a commitment to maintenance and improvement, suggesting that a property is well-cared for and desirable. When a property is described as saneeritud, it implies that it is in a significantly improved state compared to its previous condition.