Yes, we serve Atlanta and 13 nearby cities through one vetted basement contractor. They handle finishing, remodeling, bathrooms, bars and in-law suites, with a free on-site estimate and a written quote.
City of Atlanta plus Cobb, Fulton, Gwinnett, DeKalb, Cherokee and Forsyth
Size and layoutSquare footage, ceiling height and how many rooms you want.
Bathrooms and barsPlumbing is usually the biggest single cost line.
Egress and waterEgress windows for bedrooms and any waterproofing first.
Choosing a contractor
How to choose a basement contractor in Atlanta
Does a basement contractor in Atlanta need a license?
Yes. Georgia requires a license from the State Licensing Board for Residential and Commercial General Contractors to offer residential contractor services for pay.
Specialty trades sit outside that license. Electricians, plumbers and HVAC installers hold their own state licenses. Ask your contractor for their license number and the licenses of each trade on the job.
Check the insurance too. Ask for proof of liability cover before anyone starts work in your home.
How many quotes should you get for an Atlanta basement?
Two or three written quotes are enough if each one prices the same work. One Atlanta design-build firm reports that bids on the same basement can differ by $40,000.
Most of that gap comes from scope, exclusions and markup. Ask every contractor to price the job by trade so you can line the quotes up.
What should you ask an Atlanta basement contractor before you sign?
Ask questions that show how the job will run. A good contractor answers each one in writing.
Who pulls the permit, and are the fees in the price?
Which inspections will the job need, and who books them?
What does the quote leave out?
Is the payment schedule tied to finished stages?
Can I see photos of basements you built near me?
Who is responsible for the permit on a basement job?
The person who pulls the permit carries responsibility for passing inspection. When your contractor pulls it, they answer to the building department.
Georgia does not require a license to build your own home, so some owners pull the permit themselves. That puts every failed inspection on you.
How does Basement Remodeling Co. pick your contractor?
We match each homeowner with one vetted, independent, licensed basement contractor in their city. You fill in the form and that contractor contacts you.
The contractor visits, prices the job and writes the quote. They also pull the permits and do the build. You deal with one company from the first visit to the final inspection.
Straight answers. Ask your contractor anything else at the free estimate.
What is the average cost to finish a basement in Georgia?
One Atlanta design-build firm publishes $45,000 to $80,000 for a typical full finish in the metro area. Bathrooms, bars and egress windows push the number up.
What is the average cost to finish a 2000 sq ft basement?
At the same firm's basic rate of $35 to $50 per square foot, 2,000 square feet works out to about $70,000 to $100,000 before add-ons. Fixed costs spread out on larger basements, so your quote may land lower per foot.
Do I need a permit to finish my basement in Georgia?
Yes. Your city or county building department issues a permit for basement finishing and inspects the work in stages.
How do I check reviews for an Atlanta basement contractor?
Read reviews on more than one site and look for jobs like yours. Then ask the contractor for local references you can call.
Are cheaper basement contractors in Atlanta worth it?
A low bid is only cheap if it covers the same work. Put quotes side by side line by line and check what each one leaves out.
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