When toys, games, art supplies, and kids’ activities start taking over the main floor, an unfinished basement can offer a practical solution. For families across Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front, finishing the basement can create a dedicated...
Finishing a basement is a major home project. Once framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall, flooring, and finish work are complete, changing a poor decision can be expensive and disruptive.
That makes choosing the contractor about more than...
If your basement opens directly to the backyard, you already have something many homeowners wish they had: a lower level that can feel less like a basement and more like another full floor of your home. A walkout basement can bring in more natural...
When your family needs another bedroom, moving isn’t always the best answer. An unfinished or underused basement can give you the space you need while letting you stay in the neighborhood, school district, and home you already know.
At RemodelCo, we...
Once homeowners decide to finish a basement, one of the next questions is usually about timing: how long will the project actually take?
There is no single timeline that fits every basement. A straightforward finish with open living space, a...
A basement can add a lot of usable space to a home, but extra square footage only helps if the layout actually works for the people living there.
It is easy to start basement planning by drawing in bedrooms, a bathroom, a family room, and storage...
Are you thinking about building a basement apartment in your Salt Lake City home? Whether you want to generate rental income, create a comfortable space for aging parents, or make better use of an unfinished basement, a well-designed apartment can...
Every basement finishing company can show you photos of completed projects. The bigger question is what your experience will be like before construction begins and while the work is underway.For many Salt Lake City homeowners, the decision comes...
Choosing a basement finishing company can feel harder than deciding what to put in the basement.Most contractors can show attractive project photos and provide a price. The real differences become clearer when you look at how they build that price,...
Pricing is usually one of the first questions that comes up when planning a basement finish. It's also one of the hardest questions to answer with a single number.Two basements can be the same size but have very different costs. One may include an...