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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
GC/company for basement remodel
Dear All,
Does anyone know good GC/company for basement remodel? I plan to make the basement as a rental unit. Appreciate any recommendations! The location is in Laurel, MD.
Many thanks,
Ken
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Thank you @Josh July, the basement is already finished when I purchased the property. I am planning to add kitchen\washer\dryer and possible another room in the basement. I do agree with you the sound proofing could be done better. After I discussed with one GC, it will be a lot work to open the ceiling and do sound proofing. The water heating system is in the basement which is the major source making loud noise due to fan operation. We will try to sound proof for the room hosting the heating system but probably won't be able to completely eliminate the noise... any suggestion?