North Texas Basements, Inc.
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless concrete floor home design remodel in Dallas with gray walls

North Texas Basements, Inc.
Mid-sized elegant concrete floor home design photo in Dallas with gray walls

This unfinished crawl space features concrete block support piers, exposed wooden floor joists, and silver foil-faced insulation ductwork overhead. The dirt ground is covered with a black plastic vapor barrier sheeting, creating a functional structural foundation space beneath the home.

Bedroom - mid-sized transitional guest carpeted and gray floor bedroom idea in Omaha with gray walls and no fireplace

Issue: Torn Insulation due to Rodent Activity. Solution: After removing the torn insulation and vapor barrier, we cleaned out the debris and rodent droppings. Once we cleaned the space, we sealed the entry points and custom-fitted both the insulation and vapor barrier.

North Texas Basements, Inc.
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless concrete floor home design remodel in Dallas with gray walls

North Texas Basements, Inc.
Mid-sized elegant concrete floor home design photo in Dallas with gray walls

A crawl space access hatch, tiled with a large hexagon so it disappears into the floor. Timeless Creations, Boise, Idaho.
Laundry room - transitional laundry room idea in Boise

What started as a crawl space grew into an incredible living space! As a professional home organizer the homeowner, Justine Woodworth, is accustomed to looking through the chaos and seeing something amazing. Fortunately she was able to team up with a builder that could see it too. What was created is a space that feels like it was always part of the house. The new wet bar is equipped with a beverage fridge, ice maker, and locked liquor storage. The full bath offers a place to shower off when coming in from the pool and we installed a matching hutch in the rec room to house games and sound equipment. Photography by Tad Davis Photography

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region

Photo 2: Crawl Space The project started for us when the owner first showed us the unused crawlspace beneath his hillside home. It was cavernous. He asked me if I thought we could build another floor in the space. I said "absolutely.” Photo Credit: Indivar Sivanathan

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region

Mid-sized transitional guest carpeted and gray floor bedroom photo in Omaha with gray walls and no fireplace

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region

What began as an almost inaccessible crawl space became 1,000 square feet of beautifully finished, highly functional living and entertaining space in this extensive whole-home transformation by Cutuli Homes. Before construction, the area beneath the home was so confined that a person could barely crawl through portions of it. Cutuli Homes saw an opportunity to reclaim this otherwise unusable space and dramatically expand the way the homeowners could live, entertain, and enjoy their property. The transformation required substantial structural work. Cutuli Homes shored and supported the existing house, excavated beneath it to create the necessary ceiling height, and constructed a new foundation for the expanded lower level. An interior staircase was added to connect the new space directly with the home's main floor, making the addition feel like an integral part of the original house rather than a separate basement. The completed lower level includes a new kitchen, bathroom and billiards/game room, creating a comfortable destination for family gatherings and entertaining. The renovation extended outdoors as well. Cutuli Homes created an outdoor BBQ and entertaining area, covered outdoor living space, new deck and new patio, transforming what had been an underutilized backyard and the unfinished area beneath the existing deck into a cohesive indoor-outdoor retreat. The result is a remarkable example of how thoughtful design, complex structural construction and creative use of existing space can completely change a home's functionality. By converting an exceptionally tight crawl space into approximately 1,000 square feet of finished living area, Cutuli Homes gave the homeowners an entirely new level of their house while significantly improving the connection between the home and backyard. This project showcases the type of challenging remodel where experience matters—from structural shoring, excavation and foundation construction to finish carpentry, interior remodeling and outdoor living construction. The finished home bears little resemblance to the once-unusable space beneath it. Built and remodeled by Cutuli Homes, a Seattle-area custom home builder and remodeling contractor with more than 30 years of experience creating distinctive homes throughout the Puget Sound region