Before & After Photos

A small weekend home in the woods of Glen Spey, NY with a basement that was transformed by our team. 

We finished a basement in Middletown, NY with a full bathroom and an area to add some kitchen cabinets at a later date.

We replaced an old window inside a basement for a homeowner in Pine Bush, NY with our EverLast Basement Window. Unlike the old window, this one is made from vinyl that will last a lifetime. It will never rot, rust, or be damaged by termites either. This airtight window will ensure that rodents and elements from the outdoors can’t make their way inside. Once it was installed, this homeowner no longer had to worry about her basement windows deteriorating.

Our team headed to Accord, NY to transform an unfinished basement into a livable and usable space. Instead of just having a ceiling filled with exposed fiberglass insulation known to absorb moisture and grow mold, we installed our linen stone wool ceiling tiles inside this homeowner’s basement. These tiles do not support mold growth because they are made with stone wool fiber, which is an inorganic material that mold cannot thrive on. Our team covered up the bare concrete walls using our EverLast Perimeter Wall System, EverLast Partition Wall System, and our Ever Last Non-Insulated Wall panels. None of these wall systems can be damaged by moisture and are made to last in a basement environment. Finally, we used our ThermalDry Elite Plank Flooring in grey to give the floor that polished and finished look. Unlike organic wood panels, this flooring will not buckle, swell, rot, or grow mold. Now this basement is ready to use and will last for years to come! 

We turned this dull, gray, unfinished basement that was being used for storage into a bright and livable space for a homeowner living in Saugerties, NY. Our EverLast Perimeter Wall System, ThermalDry Elite Plank Flooring, and linen drop ceiling tiles were installed to give this basement a total makeover. The wall system and floor system cannot be damaged by moisture, and the ceiling tiles are resistant to sagging. All three systems do not support mold growth either. Now this homeowner has a finished basement that is designed to last in a basement type of environment!