Matrix Basements Blog: Matrix Basement System

There is no room quite like a basement. Compared with the rest of the home, the basement is a unique and often quirky space; perhaps with a lack of natural light, or unusually high or low ceilings. Basements differ in function, too. Some people choose to remodel their basement as an office space.

The great thing about remodeling your basement is that you have a wide open space that you can transform into any layout that’s right for you. And, there are plenty of options to select from in today’s modern design.

Many people assume that home remodeling, basement finishing, and overall renovating is easy to do. That’s not always as clear as it seems though. The fact is, doing the work yourself is an option. However, that does not always make it the best option.

Once you decide you want to take advantage of your basement, the next step is to get a budget in line to make it happen. Just how much does it cost to remodel and finish a basement? The costs are difficult to estimate in terms of overall dollars and cents.

It's time to put your effort and money into the basement. The basement of the home is often the least remodeled area of the home because it is not always used as much. However, transforming this space could mean big things.

Look around and you'll quickly see there are numerous basement finishing systems available. These systems not only create a beautiful place for you to spend time with the family, but they can also help to lock out drafts, dampness, and less than desirable conditions.

There's little doubt that basement waterproofing should be at the top of any homeowner's to do list. Not only is waterproofing important to minimize the risk of mold buildup, but it also damages the structural integrity of the home.

It is winter time. Outdoors, it is cold, wet and windy. The thought of leaving the house is unappealing: the warmth of the house is too comfortable to consider venturing out. If the weather is too bad to go outside, here are six activities for all the family to enjoy.

During cold winters with heavy rain and snowfall, many of us will spend the majority of our time at home. While remaining indoors will keep us dry, warm, and physically healthy, it can sometimes have an adverse effect on our mental well-being.

5 Alternative Ways to Heat your Home in Winter Getting your home ready for winter is not a task to be taken lightly. As well as organizing the holiday festivities and stocking up on the essentials, it’s wise to start preparing for the months of cold weather and plan how you will heat your home.