Finishing your basement is a great way to increase your living space and get more value out of your home. If you're considering hiring someone to finish your basement, you want to choose a contractor that will get the job done right. 

How Basements are Typically Finished

More often than not, basements have moisture problems. Not only does water enter from the basement walls and floors, but any plumbing leak in the home will leak down into the basement as well. 

Despite this, most basements are finished the same way the rest of the home was built: using wood framing, fiberglass insulation, drywall, and paint. The problem with this, however, is that these organic materials are highly prone to water damage and mold growth. 

All of these factors add up to disaster for your brand new basement. If you want to protect your investment as much as possible, you'll want a contractor with a different approach.

How Basement are Finished at Mid-State Basement Systems

We know that water is the number one enemy when it comes to finishing your basement. That's why the first step in our approach to basement finishing is to completely waterproof your basement. This typically includes a combination of a drainage system (WaterGuard), sump pump system (TripleSafe), and a dehumidifier (SaniDry).

Next, we finish the floors, walls, and ceiling with patented materials designed specifically for use in your basement. Our wall panels, ceiling tiles, and basement flooring are all made from inorganic materials to resist both moisture and mold growth. We also install egress windows to ensure your basement is up to code.

A basement isn't truly finished without a little customization. That's why we also offer basement bathroom installation, custom lighting, doors, stair treatments, and more!

Choose Mid-State Basement Systems for your Total Basement Finishing

If you're ready for a finished basement done right, visit our Free Estimate page today for a no-obligation quote of service. Our representative will schedule a visit to your home, assess your needs and your basement's condition, and write a contract for you to review the very same day.