Basement Renovation Packages
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Tier 1. $44.00-$50.00 Per Sq/Ft
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Framing of outer perimeter walls with 2x4 material. Pressure treated used for ground contact
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Includes 20 LED 6" high hat lights and 15 tamper proof outlets
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Includes fire rated boiler enclosure and 1 storage closet
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Insulation of outer walls with R-15 batt insulation
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Sheet rocking of ceiling with ½” material, walls sheetrocked with mold/moisture resistant boards. Boiler enclosures to be sheetrocked with 5/8” as per fire code
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Taping 3 coats, sand, prime and paint. Includes Benjamin Moore paints
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Installation of vinyl plank flooring (supplied by homeowner, not included in this cost)
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Supply and install 1 6 panel steel fire door for boiler enclosure and 2 6-panel pre-hung hollow core doors
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Install 2 ½” door trim and 3 ¼” base trim
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Install vinyl plank flooring and nosings on steps. Painting of risers and stringers
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Install one wall mounted pine handrail. Sand and stain
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Debris carted away
Tier 2 $54.00-$60.00 Per Sq/Ft
In addition to tier 1:
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Includes boiler enclosure and 2 storage closets
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Full bathroom with white pre-cast shower pan. (Homeowner provides finishes)
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16”x20” recessed wall niche
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Tile installation of shower walls only. Grout and seal
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Includes bathroom vent fan and GFI outlet at vanity location
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Includes 25 LED 6” high hat lights and 20 tamper proof outlets
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Sheetrocking of walls and ceilings using all mold/moisture resistant sheetrock
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Supply and install 3 6-panel hollow core doors and 1 6 panel steel fire door for boiler enclosure
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Installation of 1 hardwood newel post and handrail. Sand and stain
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Closet shelving
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1 custom built barn door (stained finish). Includes matte black hardware and track
Tier 3 $60.00-$70.00 Per Sq/Ft
In addition to tiers 1 & 2:
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Includes hidden murphy bookshelf door
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Insulate ceilings with R-30 batt insulation for noise suppression
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Includes boiler enclosure and 3 storage closets
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8 linear feet of Satin white Hampton Bay base cabinetry with butcherblock counter top. Includes 2 floating shelves and stainless-steel drop-in sink
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Two hardwood newel posts and rails
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Mudded shower floor pan. Installation of shower floor tile
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30 LED 6” high hat lights and 25 tamper proof outlets. One elevated outlet at flat screen location
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3 ½” door trim and 5 ¼” base trim
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Supply and install 4 6-panel hollow core doors and 1 6 panel steel fire door for boiler enclosure
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Option to sand and stain stair treads. Painting of risers and stringers (treads must be accessed)
The above pricing excludes:
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HVAC work
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Plumbing (plumber to provide a quote upon visiting of basement)
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Appliances
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Electrical for appliances
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Shower glass, glass installations
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Demolition
Homeowner typically provides (we are always available for advice on material and amounts needed):
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Flooring
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Door handsets
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Tile, toilet, vanity, shower hardware, faucets
Note: We do offer a wide variety of finishes and designs not mentioned above. This can be discussed during our initial consultation
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FAQ
Q: How do I tell how many square feet my basement is?
A: Multiply the basement length by the basement width. (Example: a 25’x30’ basement would be 750 square feet
Q: How long will the basement renovation take?
A: Renovations typically take anywhere from 3-6 weeks depending on the extent of the renovation. We are at the job M-F from 8am-4pm.
Q: What are my options for flooring?
A: LVP (luxury vinyl plank flooring) is most popular and cost effective. Tile and carpeting are also an option.
Q: Do I sheetrock my basement ceiling or install a drop ceiling?
A: Sheetrock is a cleaner look to your finished basement. Access panels are installed at all plumbing valve locations or other accessible locations. If you have had issues with your 1st floor plumbing, a drop ceiling should be considered.
Q: How do my steel columns get finished?
A: Columns are framed around and sheet rocked on all sides. Installing base/crown trim is also an option.
Q: What about water proofing?
A: We do offer water proofing to a certain extent. Extreme water issues (such as pooling of water) should be accessed by a company whom specializes in water proofing.
Q: Do we need a permit for finishing our basement?
A: This depends on the town your located in and local building codes. We can discuss further upon our initial consultation.