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Basement Remodeling in Redmond, WA

Turn Your Basement Into Valuable Living Space

We’re licensed contractors who transform unused basements into functional rooms you’ll actually want to spend time in.

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Professional Basement Renovation Redmond

More Space Without Moving or Adding On

Your basement sits there doing nothing while you’re cramped upstairs. That’s hundreds of square feet of potential living space going to waste.

A finished basement gives you the extra room you need right now. Home office where you can actually focus. Entertainment area that doesn’t take over your living room. Guest space that doesn’t mean air mattresses in the hallway.

You get all that additional space without the hassle and expense of moving to a bigger house or building an addition. Plus, basement renovations typically return 70-75% of their cost when you sell, making this one of the smarter home improvement investments you can make.

Licensed Basement Contractors Redmond

We Do What We Say We'll Do

Sea Renovation has been serving the Seattle area since 2023, focusing on bathrooms, kitchens, decking, and basement renovations. We’re licensed, bonded, and insured because that’s what serious contractors do.

We’re not the biggest name in town, but we show up when we say we will and finish what we start. Our warranties back up our work, and we’re committed to making sure you’re satisfied with the results.

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Basement Finishing Process Redmond

Here's How Your Basement Gets Transformed

We start with a consultation to see what you’re working with and what you want to achieve. Every basement is different, so we need to understand your space, your goals, and any existing issues like moisture or temperature control.

Next comes planning and permits. We handle the paperwork and create a timeline that works for your schedule. No surprises, no “we’ll get to it when we get to it.”

The actual work follows a logical sequence: addressing any moisture or structural issues first, then framing, electrical, and plumbing rough-in, followed by insulation, drywall, flooring, and finishing touches. We keep the work area contained so the rest of your house stays livable.

You get regular updates throughout the process, and we don’t consider the job done until you’re happy with the results.

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Complete Basement Remodeling Services

Everything Needed for a Finished Basement

Basement remodeling isn’t just about throwing up some drywall and calling it done. Pacific Northwest basements have specific challenges that need proper attention.

We handle moisture control and waterproofing because a wet basement ruins everything else. Proper insulation and ventilation keep your new space comfortable year-round. We frame walls, run electrical for adequate lighting and outlets, and install flooring that can handle basement conditions.

Your finished basement includes proper ceiling treatment, whether that’s drywall, drop ceiling, or exposed beams depending on your preference and budget. We also handle any plumbing if you want a bathroom or wet bar down there.

The goal is a space that feels like part of your house, not like a dressed-up basement.

How long does a typical basement remodeling project take in Redmond?

Most basement renovations take 3-6 weeks depending on the size and complexity of the project. A basic finishing job with drywall, flooring, and paint might be done in 3 weeks. Adding a bathroom, wet bar, or dealing with moisture issues extends the timeline. We give you a realistic schedule upfront and stick to it. Weather doesn’t affect basement work like it does exterior projects, so we can work consistently through Redmond’s rainy months.
Luxury vinyl plank is popular because it handles moisture well and looks great. Polished concrete works if you want an industrial look and can handle the hardness underfoot. Ceramic tile is bulletproof but can feel cold. We avoid traditional hardwood in basements due to moisture concerns, though engineered wood can work with proper moisture control. Carpet is possible but only after we’ve solved any moisture issues completely. The key is choosing materials that won’t get ruined if humidity levels fluctuate.
Basic basement finishing typically runs $25-40 per square foot. That covers framing, drywall, basic flooring, paint, and simple lighting. Adding a bathroom, wet bar, or high-end finishes increases costs. Dealing with moisture problems or structural issues adds to the budget. A 600 square foot basement might cost $15,000-25,000 for basic finishing, more if you want premium materials or additional features. We provide detailed estimates after seeing your specific space and understanding what you want to achieve.
Yes, most basement renovations require permits, especially if you’re adding electrical, plumbing, or changing the structure. Redmond requires permits for finishing basements to ensure safety codes are met. This includes proper egress windows if you’re creating bedrooms, adequate ceiling height, and proper electrical work. We handle the permit process for you because we know what Redmond inspectors look for. Skipping permits might save money upfront but creates problems when you sell your house.
Absolutely, and we have to address moisture issues before finishing the space. Common problems include foundation leaks, poor drainage, and humidity from lack of ventilation. We identify the source and fix it properly – whether that’s exterior waterproofing, interior drainage systems, or better ventilation. Finishing over moisture problems just creates mold and ruins your investment. We use moisture-resistant materials and proper vapor barriers. Most Redmond basements have manageable moisture issues that we can solve as part of the renovation.
A professionally finished basement typically returns 70-75% of the renovation cost in added home value. In Redmond’s strong real estate market, additional living space is valuable. The key is doing it right – proper permits, quality materials, and professional workmanship. A basement that looks and feels like real living space adds more value than one that obviously feels like a basement. Adding a bathroom or creating a legal bedroom with proper egress increases value even more. The extra square footage also makes your home more appealing to buyers who need space.