AWARD-WINNING RENOVATIONS · REGINA

Make your basement part of everyday life.

Basement renovations in Regina for more useful living space: a comfortable family room, room for guests, a bathroom or a better place to work from home.

Finished Oakridge basement · Regina

RECOGNIZED
FOR OUR WORK.

Consumer Choice
Award Winner

5 consecutive wins · 2022–2026

Canadian Choice
Award Winner

3-time winner

BBB Accredited
Business

A+ rating

Workmanship
Warranty

3-year protection

Actual Oakridge work

THOUGHTFULLY PLANNED. CAREFULLY BUILT.

Start with the space you actually have.

A good basement plan accounts for ceiling heights, windows, posts, mechanical equipment and access to services. We look at the existing conditions before deciding where rooms and finishes belong.

Moisture or foundation concerns need assessment before they’re covered. That early work helps define a sensible scope and keeps the finish plan grounded in the home.

Build the right kind of extra space.

Family & entertaining

Plan the room around seating, screens, lighting, storage and how your household will use it.

Bedrooms & bathrooms

Review windows, escape requirements, plumbing locations and ventilation as part of the design and permit process.

Comfort & finish

Coordinate insulation, wall and ceiling finishes, flooring and trim while preserving access to mechanical systems.

PLAN YOUR INVESTMENT

Basement renovation costs in Regina.

Straightforward finish

$50,000–$65,000

Planning range for approximately 1,000 sq. ft. with a relatively straightforward layout.

Rooms + a bathroom

$65,000–$90,000

A more involved finish with divided rooms and a bathroom. Plumbing locations and selections matter.

Premium finish

$80,000–$120,000+

More complex layouts, additional features or higher-end finishes.

2026 planning ranges in CAD, including GST and PST. Contingency is optional and not included. Final cost depends on the site, confirmed scope and selections. These figures are not fixed quotes.

Read the detailed cost guide

A finished basement or a legal suite?

An extension of your home

A family basement serves the existing household. The intended use, room layout and scope still need appropriate permit and code review.

A separate dwelling

A legal secondary suite has additional planning and code requirements. It needs its own assessment, scope and budget. Explore legal basement suites.

FROM THE FIRST CONVERSATION TO THE FINAL WALKTHROUGH

Know what comes next.

Your goals

We start with the room, your priorities and a realistic investment range. Suitable projects move to a site assessment.

A defined scope

The estimate sets out the work, allowances and exclusions. Selections, lead times and project logistics are coordinated before construction.

A coordinated build

Our team and qualified trade partners work through the project in sequence.

No deposits.* Pay for work completed.
There is no deposit to secure your renovation schedule. We invoice weekly for work completed and materials supplied, so your payments follow real progress in your home.

*Special-order materials, including custom cabinetry, may require an advance payment. Any exception is explained and agreed upon before ordering.

We keep you informed and invoice weekly as work progresses.

A careful handover

We walk through the finished work, address outstanding items and explain care information and the written workmanship warranty.

GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

Basement renovation questions.

Do I need a permit?

The City of Regina requires a building permit for basement development work within its requirements. The exact approvals and inspections depend on your project. We discuss permit coordination in the agreed scope. See the City’s basement development guidance.

Can you add a bedroom?

We assess the layout, ceiling conditions, windows and required escape provisions. A room should not be treated as a bedroom simply because a bed fits. The final design needs to meet applicable requirements.

What if there is water damage or cracking?

Tell us about any history of leaks, dampness or movement before planning finishes. The cause may need a separate assessment and repair scope. The standard finishing calculator does not price foundation or water-remediation work.

How long will construction take?

Many straightforward finishes are planned around 6–10 weeks of active construction in our cost guide. Room count, trade work, inspections, selections and site conditions can extend that. A project-specific schedule follows the scope.

Does the basement calculator cover a legal suite?

No. The calculator is for ordinary basement finishing. A secondary suite needs its own assessment of fire and sound separation, exits, services and other requirements. Start with the legal-suite page.

LET’S PLAN YOUR RENOVATION

Put the space downstairs to better use.

Tell us what you want to change, your budget and the timing you have in mind. We’ll review the details and discuss the right next step.

Call 306-450-5433