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In total, TrustedPros has received 144 Basement Renovation projects posted by homeowners in London seeking the services of local Basement Contractors. Total estimated value of these projects is $4,409,000.00 with a per project average of $30,618.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
St Thomas | 18 | $465,000.00 | $25,833.00 |
London | 144 | $4,409,000.00 | $30,618.00 |
I am looking to make a room in the attic, add a dormer or window not sure yet but I dont seem to see anyone that has done these projects, looking for a contractor that has experience with attic conversion. I do not want bathroom or anything like that just a properly build room & stairs, adding proper duct work & 2 plugs
Hi,
We are looking for a contractor to renovate our entire basement, including a bathroom. The house is approximately 30 years old. The basement is partially finished, but we would like the entire thing re-done. The open space we would like turned into a large open rec room, with recessed lighting. The rec room will need electrical work, plumbing work (some drain/water pipes need moving), and HVAC work (to move registers from the ceiling to the walls). The hall, laundry area and bathroom are currently finished, but we are hoping to get it demoed and refinished. The bathroom and laundry area have some water damage due to a window leak. The bathroom has a waste water pump, which we would like removed and the drains re-directed to the main drain. We would like the whole laundry room and bathroom redesigned so we can have a larger bathroom. In the bathroom, we would like a full-sized standing shower, with tile walls and floor. There are two windows in the basement, both of which we would like updated. We are interested in possibly getting the furnace room finished as well. We want the stairs fixed up (sanded, stained, new handrail), the walls up the stairs fixed up (wallpaper removed, painted), the floor on the landing redone and new casing around the back door and baseboards around the landing. We are hoping to get this work started within the next couple of months (May-June), if possible.
Please contact me if interested.
My parents have a basement that's between 1500 and 2000 sq ft, however they have a large storage room (about 500 sq ft) that we would like to turn into a kitchenette so that they could have an income suite.
There is lighting throughout the basement, a laundry tub that works, but is unused, and again about 500 sq ft to turn into a Foyer, Kitchen and Eating Area (there are already 3 finished bedrooms, and a finished bathroom in the basement, as well as a large living area).
I have checked the regulations for there area and see nothing about basement kitchens being illegal. There is a separate entrance for this "apartment" to a fenced back yard.
I have checked the electrical panel and there are empty spaces.
How much would it cost to turn this into the income suite they're hoping for (with fairly basic materials, and a small kitchen with Stove / Apartment Fridge / Dishwasher) and potentially laundry.
I know you can't give exact numbers, but estimates would be nice. I've attached a PDF that includes floor plans & proposed floor plans. There would be a significant amount of wall-finishing, and then I would need 3 smaller walls built in the living area to create a door to separate the units.
Unfinished basement in house built in 1953. Looking to build a one bedroom apartment, including bathroom, and kitchen/living space.
We're looking for a contractor to oversee the design and build, and provide specific trades where required (plumbing/electrical/HVAC). We're hoping to be able to do some of the work ourselves to reduce costs where possible, but need someone who can provide the big picture, and insure the right permits are in place, etc.
We have a deadline for completion of June, 2019 as we're committed to having the apartment ready for family members returning to London.
Existing basement consists of concrete shell looking to install open concept kitchen/ living room, one bedroom with walk in closet and on-suite bathroom. Also want to add a large hall closet. Size is 45' x 35'. We will be tenants with senior parents on main floor. Floor coverings will consist of carpet, laminate type hardwood and ceramic or linoleum (for bathroom and kitchen). Will need to be insulated for sound proofing.
Fireplace in living room. Looking for modern look.
I need a new bed room built in our basement, so framing 4 walls and ceiling. Room will be 14x14 with an entrance door and walk in closet that's 4 feet wide x 42" deep. I have someone to do all of the electrical so just framing, drywall taping and painting.
Please let me know the price. We live in Riverbend, London.
Floor has carpet now and we will just use that. Just add baseboards
Thx,
Scott
Requirements:
1. Rec. room, bed room and hallway lamination flooring.
2. Washroom 12"X24" tiles
3. One Kitchen +/- 12'-0" long
4. Bottom cabinets required for kitchen.
4. one sink & one exhaust fan.
5. Laminate counter top in kitchen.
6. One full 3 pieces washroom. (rough in already provided by builder)
7. Stander light fixture.
Please send the rough estimate and how much time you will take to finish the basement.
Site open to visit for measurements on Saturday, 8th May 2019 in between 10am to 6pm.
Let me know if you need more information.
Send your confirmation if you are interested.
Thanks
Gary
We're looking to finish our basement, one of two ways: either have someone come and finish it partially (insulation, drywall and drop ceiling) or have someone who could consult with us on how to do the previously mentioned work. We'd like to get the experience of doing it ourselves if possible, but obviously need someone who has expertise in doing it. We'd be happy to negotiate what a reasonable fee for this type of assistance would be. Our overall budget for doing the partial finishing is $4000 to $6000 (labour and materials). Please let us know if this is something that you would be interested in.
Thank you.
My home is a year old and the basement isn't finished. It is about 1000 square feet and we are looking to finish off about 750 sq feet. I would like one bedroom about 10 x 12 and a bathroom with a toilet, sink and stand up shower. I would like some custom built in shelving for childrens books and videos against one wall about 4 feet wide and 8 feet high. I would like to use 800 series doors and would like double doors on the bedroom and closet in the bedroom, a door for the bathroom and a pocket door inside the bathroom that will give access to the electrical panel and sump pump. Will also require another door that blocks off storage. Orange peel ceilings throughout the basement.
I am currently only looking for online quotes to get an idea of what it will cost us.
Dear all the professional contractors,
I'm a new homeowner and I have a basement of approx. 900 sq ft wanted to be finished will the following features:
-A doubled wall, doubled ceilings and doubled door Home Recording Studio which would take up about 2/3 of the basement area;
-A functional Bathroom with shower;
-A multi function room which can serve as an entertainment room or guest bedroom;
-A Utility room covering up water heater, power box and the heater;
-Fully finish ceiling, floor and walls;
Thank you very much!
80 sq. m. dry concrete basement to be finished. Insulation (dricore preferred), dividing walls, wiring, plumbing, drywall and finish to create home theatre, bed/rec room and laundry. Plans available from new owner, we'd like to get this work completed before we move in.
Hi
Our basement is finished except for the laundry area, it is approx. 20x20.
This is the "black hole" of the house. here you will find the furnace, along with the exposed duct work and it is extremely poorly lit.
All that being said we are looking to brighten up this area, it is not drywalled just cement walls and the floor is not covered it is cement.
I am thinking drywall, some type of fluorescent lighting but I am not an expert at ALL.
The house was built in 1956, it is a Sifton home, it is a bungalow with a finished basement except for the laundry area. Basement area is dry no problems with water as I said this room needs help!!
We would like to finish part of our basement as a laundry room. The house is 10 years old and the washer and dryer are currently in the basement next to the furnace and water heater. We would like to re-locate them to the area at the bottom of the basement stairs. The basement is not finished, but it is insulated.
The project would include finishing the basement stairwell and the new laundry area (framing and drywall). The new laundry area is roughed in for a bathroom, so there is plumbing, but we will need electrical outlets for the washer and dryer (as well as a dryer vent). We would also like to install a laundry sink and additional ceiling lights.
I have a 1000sq ft basement that was partially finished by the previous owner. do to many problems and safety concerns i have gutted the basement and am ready for a redo. the new basement will have 3 areas, laundry/furnace/storage, main area, bathroom. id like to insulated floors and walls (possibly spray foam), new wiring will be needed (new breaker box), as well as duct work to both basement and main floor(ranch)
Remove a part wall - about 8 ft non load bearing, resheet a wall that's 22 ft. Install a m8ni bar cabinet. Put up wainscoting I'm a 6x 5 bathroom. Add shelf to a cubby. And two 5x 3 entrance ways need to be tiled. Base board trim around floors, windows, and doorways/openings.
Our family spends majority of our time in our basement. But the basement is damp, outdated and doesn't have enough storage space. We would like to completely rennovate it and make it modern.
There is carpet going half way up the walls and the other half of the wall has the popcorn texture. There is also popcorn ceiling. We definitely need to change the walls and get some dry wall. There is a brick bar that was built too close to the wall that there isn't enough space to get a fridge or sink in behind it. This needs to be taken away and maybe rebuilt. Also, the lighting in the basement is not great at all. There are only four lights for the whole basement family room area and they are on the walls. We would like to replace these and put pot lights in the ceiling. We have a cold room that is attached to the laundry room that we never have used. We are actually afraid to open the door and see what is in there. This definitely needs to be taken out. There is a bathroom in the basemeent but it needs to be brought into the 21st century.
There is a lot of work to be done but it is a big, open concept space to work with.
I have an unfinished basement that needs to be completed by August 1, 2010. It has R12 insulation and vapor barrier combo from the builders on the walls that needs to be taken down and the room needs to be studded and re-insulated to code and drywalled. The majority of the basement has a high 9'6 ceiling. The total square footage I calculated is 584 sq ft. I would like a 6'6' two piece bathroom to be tiled with a vanity, toilet and fan. 107 square feet of the total 584 is a laundry / furnace room that I would like the exterior walls framed and insulated but doesn't have to be finished (maybe quote as an option).
Since the ceiling is high I would like a box around the exterior of the rec room that drops down 6-8 inches with accent pot lights on a dimmer and have the rest of the ceiling drywalled. The rest of the ceiling I would like pot lights on a seperate switch. For the electrical I need the normal amount of outlets and switches (whatever is needed)
I looked at putting a sub floor down but the Drycore is fairly expensive for what it is. Any other options you may have I'd like to take a look at.
I need 4 doors (1 for a small panrty and to enclose the water main), 1 for storage under the stairs, 1 for the bathroom and 1 for the laundry room.
The last thing i can think of is the central vac is cut off at the ceiling in the basement. I don't have central vac now but I would like to have the line piped the rest of the way to the basement and to drill through the foundation into the garage and have that end capped off for the main unit
Send me an email if you're interested in stopping by for a quote
thanks
Wade
We have a basement bedroom thats needs renovating. It is now panel walls, we would like it replaced with drywall, new ceiling and electrical. We would also like to add a 2 pc bath. We would like a free estimate, and depending on that may decide the have the panel in the rec room replaced with drywall as well, also, new ceiling and electrical.
Current basement is roughly finished (studs, but no drywall). Want to finish 1 large room, likely 2. Plus add a 3 piece bathroom.
Plus wanting to look at fixing the garage ... new drywall, floor, storage, etc.
We would love to start right away, but do have flexibility.
Looking for a quote for the following:
1) build a subfloor (with an access panel for Sewer Relief Valve thats in the floor), i will be finishing the floor with tiles.
2) Build a wall (approx 13 feet long with a 6 foot doorway/opening centered)
3) add 2 new outlets, 4 or 6 pot lights and a light switch
4) soundproof the area with safe and sound (walls and ceiling), 2 layers of drywall, tape and sand
area is approximately 300 sq ft.(give or take) Not looking for tiling work or painting etc just construction and electrical.
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