Finished basements

Make downstairs the room everyone uses.

The right basement is more than extra square footage. It gives your household the room that’s missing upstairs, with the details already figured out.

Finished basement family room with fireplace and built-in shelving

Rooms with a purpose

Every plan starts with how you want to use the space.

Four basements around Rochester, each named for the room it became, with the size and what it cost.

BeforeThe den in Byron before basement renovation
AfterThe den in Byron finished basement

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
BeforeThe bedroom in Stewartville before basement renovation
AfterThe bedroom in Stewartville finished basement

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
BeforeThe gym in Kasson before basement renovation
AfterThe gym in Kasson finished basement

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
BeforeThe playroom in Pine Island before basement renovation
AfterThe playroom in Pine Island finished basement

A room that can close

The playroom in Pine Island

A cubby wall for the toys and a door that closes on the day’s mess.

Ask us about a layout for your home

A clear first step

Bring a real job to your basement

Tell us what the room needs to do, then we’ll look at what the house can support.

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