Expert Basement Remodeling Contractor in North Atlanta, GA

Our basement remodeling contractors handle the design, permits, and trades for a full basement remodel that adds real living space.

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Living and Entertainment Spaces

Our basement remodeling contractors can create a space for your family to watch movies, play games, and entertain. Deciding what each area is for before framing begins keeps the whole layout balanced.

  • Home theater rooms built for movie and game nights
  • Man caves and game rooms for gathering with friends
  • Speakeasy-style rooms with a bar and custom details
  • Hidden rooms and Murphy doors that use space creatively
  • Dry or wet bars for entertaining and game days
  • Kids’ playrooms with plenty of space to spread out
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Bedrooms, Baths, and Guest Suites

Bedrooms and bathrooms turn a basement into real living space for guests, teens, or extended family. Both have code requirements, and bathroom placement depends heavily on where the plumbing and drainage already are. Consider these for your basement remodeling project:

  • Additional bedrooms with proper egress and safety features
  • Full bathrooms planned around existing plumbing and drainage
  • In-law suites with a bedroom, bath, and living area
  • Kitchens or kitchenettes with quartz, quartzite, or granite countertops
  • Smoke and carbon monoxide protection in sleeping areas
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Storage and Utility Areas

Storage and utility areas are easy to overlook, yet they decide how tidy a finished basement stays. We plan them early so mechanicals, columns, and shelving fit the layout instead of fighting it.

  • Finished storage rooms with shelving and easy access
  • Mechanical equipment enclosed in finished walls with service access
  • Support columns boxed in or worked into the layout
  • Under-stair and corner storage built into unused space
  • Built-in cabinets and closets to keep the space organized
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Comfort and Building Basics

The parts of a basement remodeling project you cannot see decide how comfortable the space feels once it is finished. Moisture, insulation, heating and cooling, and safety requirements all shape the result.

  • Wall insulation to protect the space from cold and moisture
  • Heating and cooling planned for the added living space
  • Flooring choices such as carpet, hardwood, or luxury vinyl plank
  • Lighting plans that brighten a below-grade space
  • Moisture problems corrected before any finishes go in
  • Fire protection installed where required for finished basements
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Open Layouts and Finishing Details

Finishing details are what make a basement feel like part of the house instead of a separate space. Small choices like trim, ceilings, and wall placement make a big difference in how open the space feels.

  • Wall removal to open up a closed-in basement layout
  • Custom trim, doors, and windows finished to match upstairs
  • Drywall and paint finishes that match the rest of the home
  • Creative use of awkward corners and unused areas
  • Ceiling treatments that work around ducts and pipes

More Than 20 Years of Building Experience

Chris Bryant started CHL Services in 2015 with more than 20 years of construction and remodeling experience. The TrexPro company builds decks with honest advice, clear communication, and clean job sites across North Atlanta.

CHL Services builds decks and handles home remodeling across North Georgia.

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Basement Remodeling FAQs

How much does basement remodeling cost?
Complete basement remodels typically run from $85,000 to $150,000 or more. A 1,500 square foot basement commonly lands near $120,000 to $140,000, depending on scope. Layout, added baths or kitchenettes, HVAC, plumbing, and finishes all shape the final price.
We find and correct the source of moisture before any walls or flooring go in. Solutions can include grading, gutters, drainage systems, foundation repairs, insulation, and humidity control. We will not cover a known moisture problem with new finishes.
Yes, bedrooms and bathrooms can often be added by our basement remodeling contractors. Bedrooms need proper ceiling height, emergency egress, ventilation, and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Bathroom placement depends on your existing plumbing and drainage, so we evaluate those onsite first.
Often yes, with a bedroom, bathroom, living area, and kitchenette, depending on access and layout. Ceiling height, egress, plumbing, parking, and local zoning all affect what is allowed. Adding cooking facilities or a separate living area can change how the space is classified and permitted.