How often do Americans renovate their homes?

Americans renovate their homes about every three to five years. This is especially true if you consider painting a room a home renovation. It's common for Americans to do minor changes like this every few years, whether it's for upkeep or aesthetic purposes.

Bigger renovations are less common, but of people who have lived in their homes for at least six years, 61% will choose to renovate their current home instead of moving.

Others won't touch their homes for ten or more years, while some like to complete major updates to different parts of their houses every year - it just depends on preference, time, and money. Those who are qualified to do the work themselves may make significant changes more often as well.