Finish the Entire Lower Level
of Your Highland Home,
Bathroom Included.

Remodeling in Highland.

A Highland basement finishing project typically covers several rooms at once, which means coordinating drywall, painting, and flooring across the whole level rather than a single room. Adding a bathroom into that finished basement is common, and we plan the layout early so plumbing and framing line up before drywall goes up.

Bathroom remodeling on the main level is also common in Highland, usually updating primary bathrooms in homes that are now fifteen to thirty years old and due for a refresh.

Why Highland Homeowners Choose Us.

Larger, multi room projects need a crew that can stay organized across the whole job, and that's what Alex and his wife bring to Highland after more than 15 years of remodeling work, much of it on exactly this kind of larger home.

• Free estimates and honest, upfront pricing
• Alex and his wife work on every project together
• Licensed general contractor, insured, family owned
• Over 15 years of remodeling experience

Highland Specialty

Basement Finishing in Highland

Basement finishing means something bigger in Highland than it does in most nearby cities. The larger lots and floor plans here mean the unfinished lower level is rarely one bonus room. It is usually a full footprint with room for a family room, two or three bedrooms, storage, and a bathroom, all framed by the original builder sometime from the 1990s onward and left empty since.

A project that size is a coordination job more than anything else. Drywall, paint, and flooring all have to run across the whole level in the right order, and the rooms have to be laid out together so hallways, door swings, and mechanical space actually work when they meet.

The bathroom is the piece that has to be decided first. Adding one to a Highland basement means the drain location, venting, and framing get planned before any wall board goes up, because that is not a decision you can revisit later without tearing work back out. When it is planned from the start, the finished lower level functions like a second floor of the house rather than a finished storage area.