Basement Finishing Contractor & Garage Remodels in Greenville New Hampshire
Unfinished basement with wooden framing, exposed ceiling beams, and concrete floor.
Unfinished basement with wooden framing, exposed ceiling beams, concrete floor, and small windows.
Greenville, New Hampshire is located in Hillsborough County in south-central New Hampshire, where diverse homes and seasonal moisture affect basement and garage usability, with properties where basements and garages have strong potential for functional expansion shaped by changing household demands and the need for efficient, comfortable lower-level environments. In Greenville, our basement and garage finishing solutions create well-designed, practical areas suited to modern living.
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Our Services Remodeling Services

As a full-service home remodeling contractor, we manage the entire remodeling process  from initial consultation and design planning to building permits, construction, and final walkthrough. Whether you're tackling one room or a whole-home overhaul, we’re your single point of responsibility and quality.


Basement Finishing

Unlock the hidden potential of your home by transforming your unused basement into a comfortable, functional living space. Whether you envision a family room, home office, gym, guest suite, or entertainment area we handle every step from framing and insulation to drywall, flooring, lighting, and finishing touches.



Garage Remodels

Don’t let your garage go to waste turn it into a functional space. From workshop areas, home gyms, extra storage, hobby rooms, to finished living space conversions, our garage remodels are customized to your vision. We take care of structural modifications, insulation, flooring, lighting, doors/windows, and permits.



Our Remodeling Process

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Discovery Call/Visit

We begin with a detailed discovery call to understand your goals for the remodel, your budget expectations, preferred timeline, and how you envision the new space being used. We also walk you through our process so you know exactly what to expect at each step.

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Initial Site Visit

We visit your home to evaluate the existing layout, structural requirements, utilities, and potential limitations. This helps us ensure feasibility and plan accordingly.

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Architectural Design

We collaborate with professional architects to develop detailed plans for your home remodel. Depending on the complexity of the design, the architect may require an additional site visit to take precise measurements or evaluate structural considerations. This phase ensures your project is thoughtfully designed, code-compliant, and fully aligned with your goals.

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Estimating Phase

Once the architectural plans are complete, we prepare a detailed estimate for the framing and demolition (if required). At the same time, we coordinate with our licensed trade partners—plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and others to assemble the supplemental pricing needed for a full project scope. This gives you a transparent, all-inclusive understanding of your investment.

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Permits & Utility Coordination

We handle all necessary building permits and assist with utility company sign-offs, ensuring your project meets all local building, zoning, and safety requirements. Our team takes care of the paperwork and communication so you can focus on planning your new space.

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Full Construction Management

Once approved, we manage the entire construction process from start to finish. Our team executes the remodel with professionalism, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. We manage demolition, framing, utilities, insulation, finishing, and cleanup.

Telephone handset icon.

Discovery Call/Visit

We begin with a detailed discovery call to understand your goals for the remodel, your budget expectations, preferred timeline, and how you envision the new space being used. We also walk you through our process so you know exactly what to expect at each step.

Engineer with helmet holding blueprints, surrounded by tools and a globe.

Architectural Design

We collaborate with professional architects to develop detailed plans for your home remodel. Depending on the complexity of the design, the architect may require an additional site visit to take precise measurements or evaluate structural considerations. This phase ensures your project is thoughtfully designed, code-compliant, and fully aligned with your goals.

Document with shop icon being stamped.

Permits & Utility Coordination

We handle all necessary building permits and assist with utility company sign-offs, ensuring your project meets all local building, zoning, and safety requirements. Our team takes care of the paperwork and communication so you can focus on planning your new space.

Clipboard with house icon and hard hat.

Initial Site Visit

We visit your home to evaluate the existing layout, structural requirements, utilities, and potential limitations. This helps us ensure feasibility and plan accordingly.

Two wrenches, one standard and one adjustable, for mechanical work.

Estimating Phase

Once the architectural plans are complete, we prepare a detailed estimate for the framing and demolition (if required). At the same time, we coordinate with our licensed trade partners—plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and others to assemble the supplemental pricing needed for a full project scope. This gives you a transparent, all-inclusive understanding of your investment.

Construction worker wearing a hard hat, beard, and safety vest.

Full Construction Management

Once approved, we manage the entire construction process from start to finish. Our team executes the remodel with professionalism, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. We manage demolition, framing, utilities, insulation, finishing, and cleanup.

Telephone handset icon.

Discovery Call/Visit

We begin with a detailed discovery call to understand your goals for the remodel, your budget expectations, preferred timeline, and how you envision the new space being used. We also walk you through our process so you know exactly what to expect at each step.

Engineer with helmet holding blueprints, surrounded by tools and a globe.

Architectural Design

We collaborate with professional architects to develop detailed plans for your home remodel. Depending on the complexity of the design, the architect may require an additional site visit to take precise measurements or evaluate structural considerations. This phase ensures your project is thoughtfully designed, code-compliant, and fully aligned with your goals.

Document with shop icon being stamped.

Permits & Utility Coordination

We handle all necessary building permits and assist with utility company sign-offs, ensuring your project meets all local building, zoning, and safety requirements. Our team takes care of the paperwork and communication so you can focus on planning your new space.

Clipboard with house icon and hard hat.

Initial Site Visit

We visit your home to evaluate the existing layout, structural requirements, utilities, and potential limitations. This helps us ensure feasibility and plan accordingly.

Two wrenches, one standard and one adjustable, for mechanical work.

Estimating Phase

Once the architectural plans are complete, we prepare a detailed estimate for the framing and demolition (if required). At the same time, we coordinate with our licensed trade partners—plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and others to assemble the supplemental pricing needed for a full project scope. This gives you a transparent, all-inclusive understanding of your investment.

Construction worker wearing a hard hat, beard, and safety vest.

Full Construction Management

Once approved, we manage the entire construction process from start to finish. Our team executes the remodel with professionalism, craftsmanship, and attention to detail. We manage demolition, framing, utilities, insulation, finishing, and cleanup.

Homes We Commonly Work On

Two-story garage with gray siding, white trim, and olive green garage doors. Windows and lights are also visible.
In Greenville, we commonly work on single-family homes with unfinished basements or underutilized garage spaces that homeowners want to convert into functional living areas. These projects often involve older homes as well as newer builds where the lower level or garage was left unfinished at the time of construction.

Frequently Asked Questions About Home Remodels

  • How long does a typical basement finishing or garage remodel take?

    Project duration depends on scope. Simple finishes may take a few weeks; larger or more complex renovations may take several months. We’ll provide a realistic timeline once we evaluate your space and design plan.

  • Do you help with design, or do I need to provide my own plans?

    We can work with existing plans you have  or we can coordinate with architects/designers to create custom plans that match your vision.

  • Will you handle necessary permits and inspections?

    Yes. We manage all permitting, inspections, and code compliance for your remodeling project.

  • Can I combine multiple services, e.g., basement finishing + garage remodel + whole-house renovation?

    Absolutely. We often combine services to streamline remodeling and can coordinate all work for maximum efficiency and minimal disruption.

  • What types of rooms can I create in a finished basement?

    Nearly anything you can imagine: family rooms, bedrooms, gyms, home offices, playrooms, in-law suites, bars, entertainment rooms, laundry rooms, and more. We help determine what is feasible based on your existing layout and utilities.

  • Do basements require special moisture or waterproofing treatments?

    Yes. Moisture control is critical. We evaluate your foundation, insulation, vapor barriers, drainage, and humidity levels to ensure the space is safe, comfortable, and durable before finishing begins.

  • Can you convert a garage into a livable room?

    Yes. This typically includes insulating walls and ceilings, adding HVAC, electrical work, installing proper flooring, adding windows/doors, and ensuring the structure meets living-space codes.

  • Do garage remodels require structural modifications?

    Sometimes. This depends on whether the walls need reframing, new windows are added, or the existing concrete slab needs leveling. We evaluate everything during the site visit.

Our Experience In The Area

Our team has completed basement finishing and garage remodel projects in and around Greenville, helping homeowners create usable spaces such as family rooms, home offices, gyms, and storage areas. We manage framing, insulation, moisture control, and inspections to ensure the finished space is comfortable, code-compliant, and well integrated with the rest of the home.
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