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Basement Finishing

An unfinished basement is the cheapest square footage you will ever add to your house. We finish it to code, permitted, and built to be used.

Basement Finishing in the Denver metro

Finishing a basement is the best value in remodeling โ€” the shell, the roof and the foundation already exist. What it takes is framing, egress, mechanical work and a contractor who understands what the inspector is going to look for.

We handle the whole thing: framing and insulation, egress window installation and window wells, electrical circuits and panel capacity, plumbing for a bathroom or wet bar, drywall, flooring and finish carpentry. Izac, our licensed electrician, sizes the panel load and runs the circuits so the basement does not overload the service.

We build basements as media rooms, guest suites, home gyms, offices and bars. Bedrooms require a legal egress window, and we install those including the well and the cut when your foundation needs it.

What's included

How the job actually runs.

01

Plan the layout

We lay out rooms around what is fixed โ€” the furnace, support columns, the beam and existing drain lines โ€” and design around them.

02

Permits & rough-in

Permit pulled, then framing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC rough-in, followed by inspection.

03

Insulate & close

Insulation, drywall, texture โ€” then it starts to look like a floor of the house instead of a basement.

04

Finish

Flooring, trim, doors, cabinetry, fixtures, lighting and paint, then final inspection.

Basement Finishing projects.

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Basement Finishing FAQ

Do I need a permit to finish my basement?

Yes. Every jurisdiction in the Denver metro requires a permit for basement finishing. We pull it and coordinate the inspections. Unpermitted finished space causes real problems when you sell.

If the basement will have a bedroom, yes โ€” it is required by code. We install egress windows including cutting the foundation and setting the window well.

A straightforward basement runs six to ten weeks. Adding a full bathroom, a wet bar or an egress window extends that. Permit and inspection timing varies by jurisdiction.

Usually yes. It depends on where the existing drain line sits and how deep it is. If the drain is above the slab in the wrong spot, an ejector pump solves it. We check this before quoting.

Free estimate

Tell us about your project and we will call you back the same day.

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Other services.

Full Home Remodels

One crew, one timeline, every trade handled in house.

Kitchen Remodeling

Layout, cabinets, counters, tile and lighting, all in house.

Bathroom Remodeling

Tile, waterproofing, vanities and walk in showers done right.

Ready to get a real number on your project?

Tell us what you have in mind and we will come look at it. Free estimates across the Denver metro, and we reply within one business hour during working hours.

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