Stephanie’s Blossom Park Basement Renovation
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Before renovation: Stephanie’s basement |
Homeowner Stephanie sees the potential in her Blossom Park home’s basement. The basement was un-insulated and had old wood paneling and gaping holes where drywall should meet.
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After: Insulated and drywalled walls. Insulated floors with laminate in a light maple colour. Light fixture wired to a switch where there was previously a bulb and pull string. |
The former wood panelling was replaced by new drywall. Instead of vinyl and carpet flooring, Stephanie now has a vapour barrier and insulation on the concrete, covered with light-coloured maple laminate flooring. Ceiling tiles were replaced and more lighting was added.
The bathroom now boasts a new toilet, vanity, exhaust fan and a shower (there wasn’t a shower before). The bathroom floor looks and feels like wood but is actually vinyl and therefore water resistant.
The very best part of my job is seeing the reaction of my clients when they see the finished product.
“It’s so challenging to choose the right contractor. More than just getting someone who would listen to my vision, I was concerned about their ability to do a good job, to give me a good price for the work and to do it right the first time,” said Stephanie. “When Paul came to see the basement and to talk to me about what I envisioned for the space, those concerns went away. I had no doubt that everything would be taken care of… and it has. Paul is smashing that negative contractor stereotype!!
“Paul exceeded my expectations. I didn’t realize how bad it was until I saw how good it actually became! I am very grateful to him and his team for their great work ethic and finishing on time and on budget. I would suggest Paul to anyone needing a renovation.”
– Stephanie
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After: The floor looks and feels like wood, but is actually viny. I added a shower stall where there wasn’t previously a shower. |