A home theater. An in-law suite with its own bath. The office, the gym, the game room the kids disappear into. Your basement already has the square footage — we turn it into finished living space with one crew, start to finish.
Most Kennesaw basements are concrete, a water heater and boxes — the cheapest square footage you will ever add to the house, and the most ignored.
We start with moisture and egress, then frame, insulate, wire and plumb it like the rest of the home: a full bath, a bedroom with a real window, a wet bar, LVP floors that laugh at spills, recessed lighting everywhere, and the built-ins and trim that make it feel like it was always part of the house.
"It doesn't feel like a basement anymore." — the sentence we hear on every walkthrough.
Most Kennesaw two-story homes from the 1990s and 2000s — the neighborhoods off Due West, Stilesboro and Barrett Parkway — were built on full unfinished basements, often daylight or walk-out because of the hills around Kennesaw Mountain. That is the best possible starting point: natural light, a separate entrance, and 1,000+ square feet waiting to be finished.
A typical Kennesaw basement for us: a media room with a wet bar, a guest bedroom with a code egress window, a full bath with a tile shower, a home office, and storage kept unfinished behind a real door. Six to ten weeks, permitted through Cobb County, one crew.
Properly framed walls, insulation that keeps it warm in January, and drywall finished so smooth you forget there is concrete behind it.
Showers, tile, vanities and the plumbing to get there — a downstairs bath that feels like an upstairs bath.
Code-compliant egress windows, closets, a private entrance where possible — a real bedroom that counts at resale.
Dark walls, layered lighting, wiring for the screen and sound, a bar or snack station within arm's reach.
Luxury vinyl plank, carpet or tile; drywall or drop ceilings; recessed lighting on dimmers throughout.
Kitchenettes, built-in desks and shelving, rubber-floored gyms — whatever your family actually needs down there.
We check moisture, headroom and egress, then sketch a layout around how you'll use the space.
Layout, finishes and a written price. You know the number before we touch anything.
Permits pulled and inspected through Cobb County — by us.
Framing, electrical, plumbing, drywall, floors, trim, paint — all done by our own crew.
We walk every inch with you and leave your home clean.
Real Yankee Carpenter projects in Kennesaw, Marietta and Acworth
Open staircase, barn doors, hardwood-look floors
Built-ins flanking a tiled fireplace
Basement drywall hung, taped and finished
A typical basement finish runs six to ten weeks. Adding a bathroom or moving plumbing adds time, and we tell you up front.
Yes — Cobb County requires permits for framing, electrical and plumbing, and bedrooms need code-compliant egress. We pull the permits and handle every bit of the paperwork.
It depends on the square footage, whether we add a bathroom, and the finish level. After the free in-home consultation you get a written estimate. No pressure, no surprises.
Absolutely. Many families finish a media room and bath first and leave storage unfinished. We plan it so the second phase is easy.
Free in-home consultation. Written estimate in hand before you decide anything. Tap the button to call, or pick a time that works for you.
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