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Basement finishing & legal suites in Toronto

Finishing a basement is one of the cheapest ways to add usable space to your home. We build rec rooms, offices, gyms, and legal second suites, and we deal with moisture and insulation before any finishing goes in.

Basement media room with a sectional, wood flooring and recessed lighting

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Licensedand insured in Ontario
ESAlicensed electrical trades
Permitsfiled and inspected by us
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The scope

What's included

  • Custom flooring
  • Recessed lighting
  • Built-in storage
  • Extra bedrooms or bathrooms
  • Moisture control
  • Soundproofing
  • Updated electrical systems
  • Legal second suites
01

Dry first, finished second

Older Toronto basements often take on water because of clay soil, aging foundations, and spring melt. We deal with the source first: grading, crack repair, interior membranes, sump systems, and insulation that will not trap condensation.

02

Legal second suites

A code-compliant basement apartment needs proper ceiling heights, egress windows, fire separation, sound separation, and its own HVAC. We design and build suites that pass inspection and can be rented legally.

03

Warm, quiet, and finished

Insulated subfloors so the floor is not cold, recessed lighting, soundproofing between floors, and bulkheads planned around the ductwork rather than around them.

Our work

Before & after

Before-and-after photos from our own renovation projects.

Basement Finishing Toronto, after
Basement Finishing Toronto, before
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Photos without an “Our project” label are illustrative examples of finishes and layouts, not photographs of our work.

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