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1. BASEMENT CONVERSIONS When it comes to home renovation, basement conversions are quite uncommon due to how most houses lack a real basement. For most of the 20th century, houses have been built without basements or cellars as the role of keeping coal or food dry and cold in summer was replaced by the abandonment of coal as a heating method, and refrigerators respectively. Nevertheless, many modern buildings made in the last 40 years, as well as pre-1900s houses have a basement that could be put to better use. Unlike attic space at the top of the house, which lends itself best to creating additional bedrooms, a basement is located close to the main living areas and access, and as such has a more flexible range of uses.

2. You could create an entertainment/theatre room stocked with your DVDs and albums, which will benefit from the sound insulation of a basement. You could move your utili- ties like your boiler under the house, freeing up space above. You could make it a safe storage room free from damp or the prying eyes of neighbours. Whatever you pick, a basement conversion is a superb way to add space to your home for whatever you need. Unfortunately, basement conversions can be expensive if you don’t already have one: excavating the bottom of your home for a basement can cost up to 3000 pounds per square foot, and you need to sort out drainage and water- proofing for your basement. But a basement conversions offers floor space far in excess of an attic conversion. You could practically build a second home in the space offered in your basement. Prime Aspect Windows are a cost-effective and capable home improvement team that can provide any additions to your home quicker than anybody else in the North East. for more information please visit us at https://primeaspectwindows.co.uk/