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Family Rooms
The perfect idea for your basement remodeling is to turn your basement into a family room. If a large family room where the entire family can hang around after a hard day at work or school seems out of reach in your present house, consider a basement finishing to give you the family room that you’ve always wanted! Your family will love having a safe haven that they can retreat to when they want to spend time with each other. You’ll see quality family time dramatically improve!
Your new family room will need warmer peachy colors to make up for the loss of natural light inside the basement. Forget the funky purple - dark colors will make a basement look even darker. If natural ventilation is insufficient, make provision for adequate artificial lighting. Your home theater can get away with low lighting, but your family room will have to be bright and cheerful.
With an experienced the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area basement remodeling contractor at the helm of affairs, your family room will evolve into a cheerful room that’s full of possibilities, and promise lots of great memories ahead. Only a skilled contractor will be able to make things come together in harmony, while negating the presence of pipes and other unsightly fittings in your basement.
Recent Requests
I would like to finish my basement. Approximately 400 sq. feet to finish. Need framed and drywalled 25 feet of wall with 8.5 foot ceilings (rest of framing/drywall is already complete). 2 doors installed to provide access to a storage area and a bathroom. Bathroom finishing to include toilet, sink, and shower (all standard level quality). We plan to use a drop ceiling and will need to adjust electrical to include recessed lighting and possible addition of 3-4 outlets. May need hvac update--not sure here. Home is 5 years old.
Jeff M
Basement has dirt floor, at least 7' tall in all areas, some more- would like estimates on pouring concrete floor- and different levels of finishing. Approx 700 square feet total.
Greg B - 6/30