The phrase 'full-scale renovation' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a major renovation project that will completely overhaul the structure or area in question. For example, "The hotel underwent a full-scale renovation, resulting in an upgraded and modernized design."
But even Toms admits the full-scale renovation of this course has changed things.
"We didn't want to deal with a full-scale renovation," Ms. Rubenstein said.
The last full-scale renovation took place in the 1940s; some less-extensive work was done in the 1970s.
Dr. Geraghty wanted to hold the rehearsal dinner in the house, so he ordered a full-scale renovation.
To buy the Castle, hire an architect and do a full-scale renovation cost about $8 million, Ms. Page said.
This old trading town has recently undergone a full-scale renovation, promoted by a businessman who is at once the town's mayor and its chief investor.
Other design features — from minor, quick fixes to full-scale renovations — can be implemented in millions of homes.
And while full-scale renovations are rare in Japan, they chose that route rather than building from scratch, to save time and money while still getting the house they wanted.
Between full-scale renovations and major building projects, most of the city's major Off Broadway companies have been in the process of regeneration – and major fundraising – over the past half-dozen years or more, resulting in some major changes in the landscape.
Between full-scale renovations and building projects, most of the city's leading Off Broadway companies have been in the process of regeneration — and fund-raising — over the past half-dozen years or more, resulting in some major changes in the landscape.
More Manageable Renovations By virtue of having a small house, any renovations can be done easy, quickly and in much less time than a full scale renovation in a larger home.
