Basement-only remodeling • Rochester, MN

Dry first. Finished right.

We check moisture before anyone picks up a hammer. Because a dry basement isn’t just better for today. It protects the room you’re about to build.

Contractor checking a basement foundation wall with a moisture meter
Founded 2014Permit on every basement6–10 weeks from permit to final

The moisture check

We start with the part you can’t cover up.

Clear plastic square taped to a concrete basement wall for a moisture test
1

Moisture check

We read the walls and floor, look at the sump, grading, and gutters, then find the real source.

2

Plan the fix

If there’s water, we put the cause in writing and address it before we talk about finishes.

3

Build with confidence

Once the basement is dry, we make it a room you’ll actually use.

“Ingrid found a crack leaking behind our water heater before anyone picked up a hammer. Two wet springs later the basement is still dry.”Brenda K., Byron

From slab to sign-off

Every detail has a place in the plan.

Mechanical rooms stay reachable. Shutoffs and cleanouts keep their access panels. The permit stays with the job until the final inspection is signed off.

  1. 01Moisture check
  2. 02Layout & drawings
  3. 03Permit
  4. 04Insulate & frame
  5. 05Rough-in work
  6. 06Final inspection
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New basement egress window and window well being installed

Egress windows

A bedroom needs a real way out.

A basement room becomes a bedroom when it has the right emergency escape window, alarms, ceiling height, and permit. We plan the window, closet, and layout together.

See egress requirements

Finished rooms

Basements with a job to do.

Family rooms, legal guest bedrooms, home gyms, and playrooms that put unused square footage back into the house.

The den in Byron finished basement inspiration

22 × 16 family room

The den in Byron

Gas fireplace, built-in shelves flanking the TV, and recessed lights on two dimmers.

$48,000–$55,000
The bedroom in Stewartville finished basement inspiration

13 × 12 guest bedroom

The bedroom in Stewartville

A new 48-inch egress window, closet, and a full bathroom next door.

$52,000–$60,000 for the whole basement
The gym in Kasson finished basement inspiration

A dedicated workout room

The gym in Kasson

Rubber flooring over the slab, a mirrored wall, extra outlets, and full height left between ducts.

$31,000–$36,000
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Extra room, fully thought through

Bathrooms and wet bars that belong downstairs.

We plan drains, water lines, ventilation, and access before the drywall goes up.

Explore bathrooms & wet bars
Finished basement bathroom with shower and vanityFinished basement wet bar with sink and open shelving
“Our daughter moved home, and the new bedroom downstairs passed inspection the first time. The egress window lets in more light than I expected.”Tom H., Rochester
“We went from storing boxes down there to using the gym every morning.”Lisa and Mark V., Kasson

A clear first step

Start with a free walk-through

We’ll look at the basement you have, explain what needs attention, and leave you with a clear next step.

Book a free walk-through