Basement Project

We transformed an unusable subfloor space by first reinforcing the exposed foundations and constructing a concrete-filled masonry block retaining wall to ensure structural integrity.
Basement conversion project, part 2. Dark, unfinished basement with block wall.

Key Considerations for Your Basement Renovation

They were right at least about the dust extraction. Double-glazed windows were then installed where the vent holes used to be to improve ventilation and allow natural light to flood the area. The walls were strapped, insulated (with Expol polystyrene) and gib lined to create a comfortable, modern feel. Once painted and with flooring installed, the space was completely transformed into a functional, contemporary area ready for future use AND that is the REAL scope of this Basement renovation project!

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Angie

Angie has been in construction for 25 years, with a 5-year break where she worked as a Property Manager, gaining valuable insight into property maintenance. She excels as the Office Manager for Retro Construction and currently serves as their Project Coordinator and Office Manager. Her highest qualification is in the legal field, in which she worked for the first 7 years of her career. Since schooldays, being in a technical school, she knew her forte would be construction. She also has 4 years of business qualifications to support her role.

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