1) Bring back to good order 2) Do over 3) Do up 4) Fix up 5) Get ready to flip 6) Give a face-lift 7) Give new life or energy to 8) Make brighter and prettier 9) Make good 10) Make new 11) Make new again 12) Make over 13) Mend 14) Modernize 15) Overhaul 16) Put in some new fixtures 17) Redecorate 18) Refurbish 1) Change 2) Doover 3) Doup 4) Fixup 5) Gentrify 6) Mend 7) Reanimate 8) Rebuild 9) Recreate 10) Redecorated 11) Redo 12) Refit 13) Refurbish 14) Remodel 15) Renew 16) Repaint 17) Repair 18) Restore 19) Revamp 20) Revivify 21) Vivify 
• (v. t.) To make over again; to restore to freshness or vigor; to renew.
(F rénover, R (a) renova) Generally used to mean 'restore'
Ren'o·vate transitive verb [ Latin renovatus , past participle of renovare ;pref. re- re- + novare to make new, from novus new. See New , and ...... Renew .] To make over again; to restore to freshness or vigor; to renew. « All nature feels the...
restore something to better condition 
[v] - restore to a previous or better condition, as of art works or antiques
renovate 1. To bring something; such as, a building, back to a former better condition by means of repairs, redecoration, or remodeling. 2. To restore to something back to good condition; to make new or as if new again; to repair. 3. To give new vigor to someone or something.