Connecticut Basement Systems Before & After Photos

You shouldn't clean clothes in a dirty space! Finishing off the basement laundry makes it a more pleasant place to work and a lot easier to keep clean.

We turned this drab room into a great place for the owners' kids to grow up in!

Our team transformed this drab, musty basement into a great living space and asset.

People often forget to shut off the water valves when they're not doing laundry. This means that their washer hoses remain constantly pressurized at about 60 pounds per square inch. A regular cunsumer grade hose is not strong enough to handle this, and upon failure, up to 650 gallons per hour can shoot out of a standard size hose. That's more than 2.5 tons of water per hour!

FloodChek hoses are the finest, safest washing maching hoses in the world. FloodChek hoses are guaranteed for twenty years, or the life of your washing machine against failure due to defective design, materials and workmanship.

For many years, builders have been in the habit of installing inexpensive wood or steel-framed basement windows in basements. While this strategy certainly saved money, it also resulted in problems for homeowners.

Basement windows are exposed to much more moisture than windows higher up on the house. As a result, steel-framed windows rust and wood-framed windows rot. Rusty or rotted windows don’t look good, and they don’t function well either.

Our EverLast® windows will easily outlast steel and wood-framed basement windows, and look great doing it. EverLast windows also feature insulated, low-e glass to reduce heat loss and improve energy efficiency.