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We take your basement from an empty canvas to a fully functional living space, handling everything from framing and drywall to final finishes.
Our designers work closely with you to create a floor plan that maximizes your basement’s potential, making the most of every square foot.
All installations are handled by licensed professionals, ensuring safe, high-quality plumbing and electrical work throughout the project.
Our team completes your basement with professional painting, lighting installation, and custom finishes, ensuring your new space looks polished and inviting.
Finishing a basement in Utah typically costs between $20,000 to $60,000, but the price varies based on several factors:
To finish a basement affordably, you can prioritize essentials and use cost-effective materials:
Yes, finishing a basement not only adds more living space but also enhances your home’s resale value by making it more appealing to potential buyers. In Utah, you can typically expect a return on investment of 70-75%, depending on the quality and functionality of the finish.
Builders often leave basements unfinished to lower home prices, giving buyers flexibility to customize later. Finishing costs vary, so leaving it unfinished allows homeowners to complete it on their own timeline and budget.
The biggest challenges are structural and utility issues, including:
With a well-thought-out layout and our professional expertise, we can help you navigate these complexities with ease.
Plumbing and electrical work are typically the most expensive, especially when adding bathrooms or relocating utilities. Other high-cost areas include flooring, drywall, and premium finishes, depending on materials and basement size.
Spring and summer are ideal for finishing a basement, as warmer weather speeds up drying times for paint and drywall. Starting in spring also allows the project to be completed before colder months, when insulation and heating needs arise.
Yes, but it requires planning, knowledge, skill, and code compliance. Some homeowners may be able to handle tasks like framing, painting, and flooring, while plumbing, electrical, and HVAC typically require professionals to ensure safety and quality. Proper waterproofing and insulation are also essential for long-term success.