Staten Island, NY

Basement Remodeling in Staten Island, NY

An unfinished or dated basement can become real living space — a family room, a home office, or an extra bathroom. We plan for the moisture, flooring, and layout considerations specific to basements so the finished space holds up.

Basement Remodeling — Recent Project Photo added after project completion

What's included

Basement Remodeling Services

Unfinished-to-Livable Conversion

Turning a raw basement into usable space — framing, insulation, electrical, and finishes from scratch.

Waterproofing & Moisture Control

Addressing moisture and drainage issues before finishing, so the work underneath doesn't fail later.

Egress Windows

Adding a code-compliant egress window where the basement will include a bedroom or needs a second exit.

Basement Bathroom Addition

Running new plumbing (often with an ejector pump) to add a half or full bathroom below grade.

Ceiling Height & Layout

Working around low-clearance areas, support columns, and mechanicals common in Staten Island basements.

Basement Flooring

Moisture-resistant flooring — LVP, epoxy, or tile — suited to below-grade conditions.

Investment

Basement Remodeling Cost

A basic basement finish typically runs $30,000 to $55,000 — flooring, drywall, ceiling, and lighting in an already-dry space. A full remodel with a bathroom and legal egress typically runs $55,000 to $110,000, which is common for Staten Island capes and colonials converting the basement into real living space.

What drives cost most in a Staten Island basement:

  • Waterproofing needed first
  • Adding a bathroom
  • Egress window/ceiling height
  • Permits & inspection
  • Electrical panel capacity
  • Square footage

These are typical Staten Island market ranges to help you budget — your written estimate reflects the condition of your specific basement after an on-site visit.

Recent work

Our Basement Remodeling Projects

Real project photos will be added here as jobs are completed.

How it works

Our Remodeling Process

Every project moves through the same clear steps, from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.

01

Request an Estimate

Tell us about your project and your Staten Island neighborhood. We'll follow up to schedule a time to see the space.

02

On-Site Consultation

We walk the space with you, talk through what's working and what isn't, and take measurements.

03

Project Scope & Estimate

You get a written scope of work and an estimate based on your goals, materials, and the condition of the space.

04

Material Selection

We help you choose fixtures, tile, flooring, and finishes that fit your budget and timeline.

05

Remodeling Begins

Work is scheduled and sequenced so your project moves forward with as little disruption as possible.

06

Final Walkthrough

We walk the finished space together, address any punch-list items, and make sure you're satisfied before we call it done.

Service area

Serving Every Staten Island Neighborhood

From the North Shore to the South Shore, we work throughout the borough.

Great KillsNew DorpTottenvilleHuguenotAnnadaleEltingvilleRichmondtownOakwoodMidland BeachSt. GeorgeWest BrightonBulls Head

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to finish a basement in Staten Island?

A basic finish (flooring, drywall, lighting) typically runs $30,000 to $55,000. A full remodel with a bathroom and egress window typically runs $55,000 to $110,000. Waterproofing is billed separately if the space isn't already dry.

How long does basement finishing take?

Timelines vary with scope — a basement with a new bathroom takes longer than a basement getting walls, ceilings, and flooring only. We'll outline a timeline in your estimate.

Can you add a bathroom to my basement?

Yes, adding a basement bathroom is something we plan for as part of basement finishing projects.

Do I need a permit to finish my basement?

Yes for most finishing work in NYC — a DOB permit is required once you add electrical circuits, plumbing, or an egress window, which covers nearly every real basement finish. A permitted finish also appraises higher than an unpermitted one if you sell later.

What flooring works best in a basement?

We'll recommend flooring suited to below-grade moisture conditions as part of your project plan.

Get a Free Basement Remodeling Estimate

Tell us about your project and we'll schedule an on-site consultation.

Call [PHONE NUMBER] Get a Free Estimate