Before & After Photos

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

This Cusomer is finishing thier basement in stages, Our first stage is an Egress window and a Sanidry Sedona. This will provide the needed exit from the space and clean, dry air!

A homeowner in Kerhonkson, NY reached out to us to see how we could help fix her the crumbling staircase & old cellar doorway that gave her access to her basement. The cement block walls were bowing and coming apart. This entryway was no longer safe and needed to be replaced entirely. To fix the problem, we customized a Steelway Cellar Door for this homeowner that was specific to the dimensions required for her basement. Once it was replaced, the homeowner no longer had to worry about having an unsafe and unstable entryway leading into her basement. This new cellar door and staircase are both reliable and sturdy, unlike the wooden staircase and bowing cement walls she was dealing with before our team stepped in. 

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! 

Foamax Insulation on Basement Walls