East Gwillimbury · 801 sq ft, fully finished.Scroll to walk through the design. Each line of the quote lands as you reach what it paid for; the first one, at the foot of the stairs.
Sub-floor, floor & stairsWaterproof, mould-free subfloor and moisture barrier, waterproof engineered plank, flush stair nosings matching the floor, with risers, stringers and stairwell painted.
Insulation, walls, ceilings & paintingR20 insulation to code, framed and drywalled walls, smooth taped ceilings — no popcorn — bulkheads, and new heating, venting and exhaust ducting. Free foundation inspection before the walls close in.
Electrical & lightingESA permit and inspection, LED pot lights throughout, dimmers and multi-point switching, arc-fault protection, and dedicated lines for the fireplace, fridges and countertops.
Carpentry, trim & doorsDoors matching the main floor with black hardware, baseboards and shoe moulding, and finished tops for the half walls — caulked, filled, primed and painted.
Bathroom & plumbingNew rough-in with trenching, custom tile shower with frameless glass and black rain and handheld heads, vanity with black faucet, toilet and accessories installed.
Fireplace + accent wallNapoleon electric fireplace supplied and installed, with the feature wall built around it.
Wet bar & plumbingCabinetry with black hardware, quartz countertop — matching quartz on the half walls — full backsplash, undermount bar sink and faucet, and all bar plumbing.
3D & 360° VR design, custom hand-crafted, not AIThe design you are walking through: the 3D model and the 360° views, drawn by hand for this basement. Included at no charge.
Permit drawings + apply + inspect + manageThe permit drawings, the application, the inspections and their management: a $2,825.00+ professional value, included. The municipality’s own permit fee is paid by the homeowner.
$95,798.27, to the cent.Every Harmony basement remodeling in Toronto is priced like this: line by line, against the drawing. Three more real projects, priced line by line, are in our basement finishing cost guide →