Separate basement entrances
Depending on the site and design, an entrance project may include excavation, a new structural opening, lintel or reinforcement details, door installation, retaining or stair assemblies, landing, guard and handrail work, drainage, waterproofing, grading and interior make-good.
The final solution must respond to the actual property. Side-yard width, foundations, utilities, setbacks, soil, groundwater, roof drainage and finished grades can all affect feasibility and cost.
Egress windows and window wells
Egress work is sized and detailed for the intended room, the proposed opening, the existing foundation and applicable project requirements. The scope may include saw-cutting, lintel or structural coordination, window installation, well, drainage, waterproofing and interior finish repairs.
What affects price and schedule?
- Foundation type and wall thickness
- Depth of excavation
- Access for equipment and disposal
- Utilities and hidden conditions
- Drainage and waterproofing approach
- Structural design requirements
- Stairs, landings, guards and railings
- Permit and inspection timing
Photos that help us qualify the project
Send wide exterior views, close-ups of the proposed opening area, the interior foundation wall, grade and downspout conditions, nearby utilities or equipment, and a photo showing access from the street or driveway.