Basement Finishing Cost

What is a typical basement finishing cost?

A recent article published by the National Association of Realtors stated that according to their research an average basement finishing cost was $51,000 with a return on investment of 90%.

Obviously the size of the area finished and the materials used can greatly impact any basement finishing cost. The least expensive method used is the traditional wood studs and drywall. At least up front. Because basements are more prone to heavy humidity, and drywall and wood are very absorbent, these materials are havens for mold and mildew which cause damage. That damage will increase your ongoing basement finishing cost due to costly repairs over time.

The most expensive methods have been fabric covered fiberglass panels. This method was introduced about fifteen years ago and has recently seen a fall in popularity due largely to it's modular look.
The latest materials available today give you all benefits of drywall, strong, washable, paintable and also give you mold mildew and water resistance for a lifetime installation. To investigate this further visit www.pioneerbasementsolutions.com .

Your total basement finishing cost can range from between $10,000 and well over $50,000, so it is important to first plan what you would like to accomplish and set a project budget. A "wish list" may help you to determine what you want and what you need to accomplish your goals.

For more information or a free consultation for a specific basement finishing cost on your project, call Pioneer at 1-877-321-4889 or visit www.pioneerbasementsolutions.com

Don't Forget Storage!

So many people want to maximize their living space by finishing their basements. Basement finishing is a great way to add a rec room, home theater, hobby area or place for the kids. But don't forget your storage!

Take a look at the storage that you currently have in the basement. Do you plan to keep it all? Are you going to continue to store it all in your basement? You may need to invest in storage shelving to get the most use of your space. There are even "organization" experts out there now who will help you sort and organize all of your stuff!

First consider how you want to use your new finished basement. Consider how your current space may evolve with the new space. If you are moving your office to your basement you may open up space for a nursery, library or bar. All things considered you should get a pretty good idea of how much new living space you need to accomplish all of your space goals.

I would be happy to visit and take a look at your basement. I offer a free, no obligation consultation and design advice. To learn more about us, our service area and our basement finishing products, call 1-877-321-4889 or visit us online at www.pioneerbasementsolutions.com