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With existing home values and the uncertainty surrounding the economy, many homeowners desire more space in their homes but are indecisive about whether to build an addition or improve their existing space. Some things to think about if you are considering an addition are the costs of excavating, foundation work, building exterior walls, sheathing, siding and roofing. And for residents of the northeast, you must also keep in mind possible delays and associated costs due to the unpredictable weather.  Wouldn’t it be great if you could just take advantage of the existing space in your home? Finishing your basement provides a great opportunity for you to increase the livable square footage without the enormous expense of constructing an addition. In fact, the cost per square foot to finish a basement is less than half of the cost per square foot to build an addition. By utilizing your existing space, you can reserve a larger portion of your remodeling dollars for luxury items such as heated floors, updated lighting fixtures, crown molding, a wet bar, an additional bathroom, big screen television, or a pool table.  Many growing families are in need of more space in their homes. Unfortunately, the situation in the current real estate market means that it’s not easy to sell your home in order to buy a bigger one. Why not take advantage of your basement and start thinking of the possibilities? Add that playroom for the kids. Work off those post-holiday pounds in a gym downstairs. Play poker with the guys in your new “man cave.” Get some privacy in your home office. Provide a peaceful retreat in a guest room or an in-law suite. Design the perfect party space with a wet bar? Whatever your plans are for your basement, it is important for you to hire a professional contractor to help you navigate through the process. Call Better Built Basements, LLC at 860-344-1009 for a free design consultation and quote. ...read more

By Better Built Basements, LLC January 19, 2009

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