Basement Remodel on/in Long Island


This tavern needed an overhaul by the bar. We had to remove existing floor then Install a meshed 1.25″ topping cement base. The end result is 500+ square feet of beer and water proof tile. We manage commercial and residential properties and construction projects. Add grout, cleanup and beer for a celebratory re-opening. Handyman home…
This bathroom gut job took about 140 hours and about 8k in labor costs plus 4k in materials. Subway tile and natural slate floor. Total time to complete was 9 days. Day1: Demo Day2:Roughing, plumbing, elec. Day3: sheathing, framing Day4: Tile Day5: Tile Day6: Tile Day7: Tile Day8: Fixtures, trim, grout Day9: Paint, cleanup
Some people like a deck made of composite while others like plain old wood. This wood deck is made for walking. BuildingLI.com – Commercial property contractor and property manager. Handyman home remodel contractor home improvement service in Great Neck, Port Washington, Hicksville, Babylon, Floral Park, Melville, Hempstead, Garden City, Smithtown, Jericho, Syosset, Flushing, Rockville Centre,…
This is part of an ongoing project on a porch repair. The deckboards were replaced and columns repaired. Restored to its former glory and ready for many years of outdoor living. From wood to trex decks, we do it with accuracy and longevity in mind.
This he shed or she shed was a custom build, from hand cut cedar shake. BuildingLI.com offers construction services in Nassau and Suffolk counties of long island.
This home remodel on long island included demolition, new substrate for the wood floor, prefinished oak, new stairs, new banisters and a wishlist a mile long. BuildingLI.com offers contracting services in Long Island Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.
How much will it cost to gut demo and remodel a basement in Huntington?
I want to create an open area with a few closets and a laundry room. I have plumbing in the laundry room now.
my basemnt is 800 square feet
Hello
Assuming you will need flooring throughout, new doors, some lighting and electrical, new partitions, new insulation, new sheetrock and paint, new trim and some stairwork, plumbing alterations and closet shelving you are looking at an entry price of $30,000 which would be your low bid from a licensed contractor. A reputable contractor higher. 35$ /sf is a low price imo
– Old Westbury
– Lloyd Harbor
– Brookville
– Kings Point
– Southampton
– Hewletts
– Nissequogue
– Muttontown
– Woodsburgh
– Lattingtown
– Oyster Bay Cove
– Amagansett
– Sands Point
– Rockville Centre
– Port Washington
– Garden City
– Dix Hills
– Miller Place
– Fort Salonga
– North Hills
– Brightwaters
– Syosset
– Woodbury
– Manhasset/Manhasset Hills
– Huntington Bay
– Stony Brook
– Jericho
– Commack
– Babylon Village
– Oakdale
– Islip Village
– Bellmore
-Merrick
-Seaford
– Massapequas
-Wantagh
– Smithtown
– Plainview
– Greenlawn
– Baldwin Harbor
– South Huntington
– East Islip
– Wheatley Heights
– Lake Grove
– Oceanside
– Huntington Village
Visit our google profile https://g.page/r/CQqshDE7MLcXEBE
Hello
I had a flood in my basement in Plainview recently. There are some spots that appear to be mold spores. We called an environmental company and the price they gave us was beyond absurd. Our insurance lapsed and we are not covered. Do you have any advice?
Some things to consider:
The NY DOH has a very easy read regarding mold spores. Read it and pay attemtion between the lines. Do not let an environmental contractor steer you into a contract
most (vast majority) of homes have concealed mold especially on wetwalls (where there is plumbing). MOst long island basements are humid especially in august and that can cause visible surface mold.
you can find mold growth virtually everywhere. for example look inside your wall or window or ductless ac air handler. that black stuff is exactly what you think it is.
dehumidify and clean (properly with masks). you are breathing mold all the time. Especially if you have an air conditioning unit. Dont lose sleep over it. DO your research. STart with the department of health.
contact us to figure out why you had a flood if your basement is prone to floods