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Wanting to expand my basement.

4 years ago

I have an added mudroom on my first floor with nothing under it. I am lacking storage space in my home and i am wondering if it is possible to expand my basement foundation to under the mudroom? I dont believe digging from outside the home will be possible.

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worthy
4 years ago
Easier to remove the mudroom--in whole--then add a new foundation, plop back the mudroom.
Sydney Spring
Original Author
4 years ago
Just wondering if thats going to be extremely expensive
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worthy
4 years ago
Costs are local. (Let alone, the sizes, construction and access to the area are unknown.)

Contact a local general contractor for prices.
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