The Problem We Solve
Many Aurora homes were built with large unfinished basements. They often end up as storage while the family runs out of room upstairs. A finished basement adds living space without changing the footprint of your home.
What Is Included
- Basement wall framing and partition walls
- Drywall installation, finishing and repair
- Flooring and tile installation
- Interior doors, door frames, trim and baseboard
- Built in shelving and finish carpentry
- Interior painting for walls, ceilings and trim
- Coordination of licensed electrical and plumbing trades
Our Basement Finishing Process
- Step 1
Space planning
We map out rooms around existing mechanicals, windows and stairs so the finished basement feels natural, not cramped.
- Step 2
Framing
Walls, soffits and door openings are framed square and plumb to give drywall and trim a clean base.
- Step 3
Drywall and finishes
Drywall is hung and finished, then flooring, doors, trim and paint bring the space together.
- Step 4
Walkthrough
We review every room with you and finish any detail work.
Helpful Details
Popular basement layouts
Family rooms with built in media walls, home offices, guest bedrooms, home gyms and play rooms are the most common basement plans we build.
Planning around Colorado basements
Basements along the Front Range can have expansive soils, so framing details and moisture awareness matter. We plan the build around the conditions in your home.
Basement Finishing FAQs
How long does it take to finish a basement?
Most basement finishing projects take several weeks from framing to final paint, depending on the size, number of rooms and inspection schedules.
Can a finished basement include a bedroom?
Yes, as long as the room meets egress and code requirements, including a properly sized window. We plan bedroom layouts with those requirements in mind.
What flooring works best in a basement?
Luxury vinyl plank and tile are popular because they handle temperature changes and occasional moisture better than solid hardwood.
Do I need a permit to finish my basement?
Most basement finishing projects in Aurora and surrounding cities require a building permit. Permit requirements are set by your city, and the work is planned to pass inspection.
