Basement Finishing company (Raleigh: new house, theater, construction)

[avaneendra]

Hi
I am building a new house with an unfinished basements. I am planning to finish the basement as soon as I have the house. Any recommendations for a company/contractor. Any good ideas/websites for architectural ideas for an home theater room and playroom for basement.

Appreciate any kind of info.

thanks

[Desdemona123]

Originally Posted by avaneendra

Hi
I am building a new house with an unfinished basements. I am planning to finish the basement as soon as I have the house. Any recommendations for a company/contractor. Any good ideas/websites for architectural ideas for an home theater room and playroom for basement.

Appreciate any kind of info.

thanks

Our whole street come with unfinished basements....but everyone seemed to do their own except for things like plumbing.

Each basement is unique...what worked in mine wouldn't work in others...and vice versa. What works in mine, a daylight basement with french doors opening onto a deck, may not work for a fully enclosed basement.

If you are still building, why don't you have your contractor finish it at the same time?

[jln69]

I would suggest trying Decocorp Construction in Raleigh. They are doing our friends basement right now. They are extremely happy so far. They also have done work for a seller of mine for inspection repairs. Good luck.

If you don't use a contractor, I suggest getting permits and having the town inspect it. Without permits and a certificate of occupany, it cannot be counted as square footage for the home.

Good luck. Hope this helps.

[Desdemona123]

Originally Posted by jln69

I would suggest trying Decocorp Construction in Raleigh. They are doing our friends basement right now. They are extremely happy so far. They also have done work for a seller of mine for inspection repairs. Good luck.

If you don't use a contractor, I suggest getting permits and having the town inspect it. Without permits and a certificate of occupany, it cannot be counted as square footage for the home.

Good luck. Hope this helps.

Oh yeah, certainly pull the permits if you do it yourself. It's not expensive and it just makes sense.

[rdutennis]

If you want to have a basement that will blow people away. Contact DesignsDownUnder!

Designsdownunder.com

Price Per sq ft will be higher, but they do a great job.