Start your basement project

Five short questions about the space you have and the one you want. Your answers shape the first conversation, so it starts from your house.

A finished basement lounge with a dark ceiling, a brick fireplace, bookshelves and a leather sofa
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Five short questions

A few answers about the room you have and the one you want. It takes about two minutes and nothing is binding.

  1. After you send itWe read your answers before we reply, so the first conversation starts from your house, not a script.
  2. Prefer to talk?Phone number needed

What is your lower level like today?
What should it become? Choose any that apply.
A little context.
When would you like to start?
How should we reach you?
Preferred contact
Review and send.

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What helps the first conversation

A gloved hand cutting drywall along a folding rule
Photo: Jimmy Nilsson Masth on Unsplash
  1. 01

    A few phone photos of the basement as it is: each wall, the ceiling and the mechanical corner.

  2. 02

    Any radon test results, soils report or past water problems you know about.

  3. 03

    A list of what the house is missing, in your own words. Order of importance helps.

  4. 04

    A budget range you are comfortable with, even a rough one.

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