Finished basements start here.
Add hundreds of square feet to your home without changing the footprint. A family room, an office, a gym, a bedroom, a bathroom, a bar — or all of it.
You already own the space. Make it part of the house.
A finished basement can add hundreds of square feet to your home without changing the footprint.
A family room. Home office. Gym. Bedroom. Bathroom. Bar. Playroom. Guest space. Or some combination of all of them.
We design and build finished basements throughout Central PA, from straightforward open living spaces to complete lower levels with bedrooms, bathrooms, bars and custom spaces.
The goal isn’t to make your basement feel finished.
It’s to make it feel like part of the house.
Working out the budget.
We publish our numbers. A basement is priced off the finished area and what you put in it — a bathroom, an egress window, a bar, and any moisture work that has to happen first. Run yours through the calculator and you’ll know the range before you spend a dollar on it.
Worth reading first.
- 10 basement finishing ideas that add value to your home — start here if you’re still deciding what the space should be.
- Maximizing your basement space: smart layout ideas — working around columns, ducts and the stair you already have.
- The ROI of basement remodeling: is it worth the investment? — what the money actually comes back as.
- — ceiling height, egress and what counts on paper.
- Fix the moisture before the finishes — the one thing that has to be right before anything gets covered up.
Selected work.
What people say about working with us.
“Mike Smego & his crew did a great job finishing out our basement! After a walk through and sitting down to talk about what we wanted, Mike designed the plans.”
“Excellent quality of work and communication. Our project was done in a timely manner with minimal interruption to our daily lives.”
“Mike and his crew made our unfinished basement a great addition for our home. I’m not just a satisfied customer, I am amazed at the completed project.”
Let’s see if this makes sense.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. You’ll have a realistic range before we hang up — and if we’re not the right people for it, I’ll tell you.