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If you are fixing up areas of your home before putting this on the market, one space you shouldn’t neglect is your basement. A fully finished basement can offer more to potential home buyers than you might realize.

The range of DIY projects has been increasing rapidly with people not only looking to save money on the process but also due to the excitement and pride that comes from tackling a large project successfully.

If your basements needs an overhaul, it might be a great time to turn this into a space you’ll actually use. There are plenty of fun options when it comes to basement remodeling that might work well for your needs.

You’ve decided that the family needs some extra space or maybe you just want a man (or woman) cave.  A finished basement represents the perfect option for creating your new space.  Here are some things to consider before breaking ground on your basement finishing project.

Many homeowners see basements as dark, dank places unsuitable to live in; and in many houses, this is the case. However, basement finishing can allow you to transform your unusable basement into a functional extension of your home not immediately recognizable as basement space.

Alright! You have decided to finally refinish the basement. It is a big task, but many people have done it, and so can you! Here are a few ideas to think about as you are scheming about DIYing your basement.  1.  Think about hanging curtains to separate space.

Basements are the perfect space in your home to convert into your own personal sanctuary. Whether you want a game area, an art studio, or a spacious work out area, your basement is the answer. However, basements require proper finishing to make them a safe environment for you to enjoy.

Not every basement is perfect. Still, deciding to add a new touch to the space can be a difficult decision, because it takes both time and money. Nonetheless, sometimes, it's simply time. Here are 3 signs that show the need to remodel your basement.

Basement Remodeling Ideas – Turn Your Basement into More than Storage Do you have a basement that you want to use for more than just storing seasonal or sentimental items?

Reconsider Your Basement Storage Options with these 5 Storage Ideas The basement is typically the most unorganized and cluttered storage space in the house, majority of homes have their laundry hook ups down there and all the other important household things like a furnace and hot water tank.