Can you renovate a basement that was previously flooded?
Yes, once the moisture problem is resolved and the area is ready for construction. We can rebuild it as it was or price planned changes separately.
Planned basement work
Planning a basement renovation? Tell us what you want to change and we will help define the work, materials, and next step.
What the work can involve
What we keep clear
Edmonton
A basement renovation should account for existing mechanical systems, ceiling heights, windows, stairs and any permit requirements before finishes are selected.
Our restoration background also means we pay attention to moisture history before closing walls and floors into a renovated space.
One team through the rebuild
Once the affected area is ready, Property Assist can continue into reconstruction. That can include drywall, flooring, trim, paint and a larger basement rebuild where the job requires it.
See basement reconstruction after damage →Questions homeowners ask
Yes, once the moisture problem is resolved and the area is ready for construction. We can rebuild it as it was or price planned changes separately.
Yes. We review the space, what you want to change, major material choices and the work required before the project is finalized.
That depends on the work. Layout, structural, plumbing, electrical and some development changes can require permits. We review that as part of the scope.
No. Property Assist also handles planned basement renovation work that is not connected to property damage.
Related help
Contact Property Assist
We update finished basements, complete full remodels, and rebuild basements after water damage.