Renovating a full-height basement can be a relatively easy and cost-effective way to add new living space to your house. But is your basement really a good candidate for a renovation?

If your basement isn’t high, dry and sound, you should correct these problems before starting renovations.

If you are planning a basement renovation, you should inspect your basement for possible problems.

• Must you stoop to avoid bumping your head on a beam or duct?

• Are there intermittent or permanent traces of moisture or mold on the floor or walls?

• Is there a persistent musty odor in clothing and other objects that are stored in your basement?

• Are there cracks as wide as a pencil, or that appear to widen or shrink, in the walls or floor?

If the answer to any of these questions is “yes,” you should include the costs of fixing these problems in your budget.

Every basement renovation project begins with the floor. Most new homes with basements are constructed with a poured or concrete block foundation on footings, and a poured concrete floor. Innovative drainage systems are incorporated into the foundation footings. Effectively keeping water drained away from the structure; minimizing potential moisture problems. Older homes built prior to these innovations often suffer from various moisture problems.

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Our project management team will visit at a time that it comfortable for you to help you to transform your renovation project into life.

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