Basement Remodeling Tips For Finished Basement And Interior Finishing | Page 3

FINISHED BASEMENT – INCREASING
HOME VALUE
Match it with the rest of the house
As you are looking to transform your basement into a liveable room, it is important to consider
matching it with the rest f the room in your house. Many people treat the basement as if it was
separated from their homes and thus, do not consider matching it with the theme of their home. As a
result, they end up with a basement that does reflect any look of the rest of the house. This brings
disharmony and when the evaluating of the home is done, it is found to be lower than expected.
Therefore, it is advisable to match the room with the rest of the house.
Have professionals do the work
One of the mistakes that people make when making basements is not allowing a professional to do
the work, instead, they just do shoddy installations by themselves. Therefore, it is advisable to let the
professional do the work. For example, jobs like painting, electrical wiring and installation, furnishing,
installing tiles, should all be left to qualified professionals. Doing so is going to play a big role in
increasing the overall value of the home. Many home valuers do not count unfinished basements as
part of the home and this reduces the overall value of the home.
Find the right designer
If you want your basement to look uniform with the rest of your home, you are advised to find a
professional designer to do the job. Normally, homes have a certain theme and when making the
basement, you need to incorporate this theme in the process. It is only a professional designer who
can be enabling to tell whether the design intended matches well with that of the rest of the house.
This helps in making a room that can be used without any conflict in design with the rest of the room.
There are many professional designers available in the market and hiring them to do your basement
won’t cost you a lot of money. This is because they are just doing one room in the house.