create usable
space with your
basement.
You want to remodel your basement - we can help you.
Basement finishing not only bumps up your home’s value but you also get to enjoy extra space!
Whether it’s additional rooms and bathrooms, a playroom, office, den – we’ll work with you to create a space that is useful for you.
Why finish your basement?
It will contribute to livable square footage of your home. You’ll make your house “bigger” with the space you already have. You could use this space for your family or if you’re looking for additional income, renting out your basement is another common use for finished basements.
The most common reason for finishing a basement of added value. So you get to enjoy it and then also recoup a lot of the costs when/if you sell.
One thing to consider is that a simple basement finish with new drywall, electrical, and flooring will not require high end materials – even though it is a big undertaking, a basement is not typically expected to have expensive finishes. Over time, you may also notice that the proper sealing and insulation of your finished basement is giving your appliances a break.
The most important reason for remodeling your basement is that the vibe of your entire place will be more appealing and comfortable.
How we do it
Initial consultation
The initial consult includes discussing what you want your basement to look like and the primary purpose for it. We’ll also add on to your ideas with suggestions for materials and design.
Selection
You’ll need to select the type of materials you want in the basement and any other added features.
Design
We will send you an illustration of your final design and make any final tweaks before we finalize a path.
Estimate
We will send over an estimate – it is good for 30 days. At this point we can still make changes to the design. We will not be ordering materials or applying for permits (if needed) until this estimate is approved. After you approve the estimate, we will put you on our schedule and begin ordering materials.
Construction
Construction begins usually around the time the materials arrive and the permits are approved.