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Choosing a Contractor
Your basement renovation project should only be entrusted to a local, Minneapolis area qualified basement home improvement contractor who has specialized experience in remodeling basements. The basement is home to a lot of your ductwork and plumbing pipes, and is also susceptible to greater levels of water damage than other rooms in the house. Renovating a basement is not the same as renovating another room in your home. These additional changes call for greater experience and enhanced skills. Only a basement general contractor who has experience converting and finishing basements will give you the results you desire.
Experience is key. Your the Minneapolis, MN area basement home improvement contractor should have experience in the business, and should have many basement finishing projects in Minneapolis under his belt. Local experience is preferable. He should, of course be licensed, and have proper accreditation and certification. He must have insurance. If he intends to hire sub contractors for the project, the sub contractors and workers too should be insured. If there is an accident on your premises involving one of the workers, you could be held liable if the contractor is uninsured.
An experienced the Minneapolis, MN area basement home improvement contractor should be able to give you a list of satisfied clients who will act as references. If he can’t, look for another contractor. Once you have the list, don’t just take those names at face value. Go ahead, and call those people. If possible, visit their residences so you can see the results he is capable of. Ask for a full and detailed written estimate of the budget, along with the kinds of materials and products he plans to use. This reduces the likelihood that you will have poor quality products installed in your basement. Your basement general contractor should also be able to give you an estimated time frame for the completion of the project.
Recent Requests
Have an unfinished w/o basement need finished with a large family room, 3/4 bath, and bedroom. approximately 1200-1300 total SF in basement. Probably only need 1,000 to 1,100 SF finished
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Need a quick fix for a basement finish out: 380 square feet.
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