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This was a big job! 170 feet of drain tile, egress windows and sub slab ventilation. No job is too big or too small. When we install drain tile we exhaust air out of the basement and run Hepa filters to reduce dust for the homeowner and our employees. Out top 10 most tenured employees have been wiith us an average of 24 years!

Transformed existing space into a beautiful finished basement!
* New framing throughout.
* New powder room and laundry room.
* New powered room on the second floor.
* Added two large Anderson French doors for access out to the back yard.
* Custom cubbies with a tiled mud room entry.
* Custom closet shelving for additional storage.
* Installed mahogany floating floor system.
* new lighting, electric and base board heat.
* New stairs leading to the first floor.
* Custom millwork, mounted a TV, made a basketball hoop for the kids, custom insert for the dehumidifier.
* And more ...
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Built in for dehumidifier with electrical and waste plumbing tie in . The built in takes the dehumidifier and hides it in the wall . With the electrical and plumbing built right in . The system becomes automatic and water drains out into the waste line of the home . No more having to empty the catch basin when it gets filled with water. Dunrite Contracting

Combination layout of laundry, mudroom & pantry rooms come together in cabinetry & cohesive design. Soft maple cabinetry finished in our light, Antique White stain creates the lake house, beach style.

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement
Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created!
"The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services.
With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long-
term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family.
After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

Swimming pool at garden level.
Photo: Timothy Hursley
Hot tub - large contemporary indoor concrete and rectangular hot tub idea in St Louis
Hot tub - large contemporary indoor concrete and rectangular hot tub idea in St Louis

CA fam ?—ever heard of the “10 Biggest Renovation Regrets”? #7 is a total trap that’s wrecked 90% of folks I know. My bestie just texted crying: her new kitchen walls are moldy, floors are buckling, and she’s out $30K fixing it.
Let’s be real: stop believing “CA is too dry for moisture control”. Especially if you’re in SF (fog city) or LA (rainy Nov-Mar)—painting walls with regular paint is basically rolling out a red carpet for mold. My neighbor’s walls last year? Peeling like a bad sunburn, and her oven grew mold (gross, I know).
Here’s the fix:
❶ Walls: Moisture-blocking primer + anti-mold paint (Sherwin-Williams’ “MoldBlock” is CA mom-approved).
❷ Floors: Water-resistant composite wood (skip cheap solid wood—it swells when humidity hits).
❸ Wet areas (kitchen/bath): Mini dehumidifier (Amazon “CA dehumidifier” under $100 saves your walls!).
No one wants renovation regrets, but dodging this? Saves you 30% in repair cash. Let’s enjoy CA sun and fog—without mold crashing the party. ?️

Make your home a smart home with the Google Nest products. Save money with a Nest Learning Thermostat, keep an eye on your home with a Nest Cam, and control it all from the Google Home Hub.

Christopher Saelens Photography
Example of a large classic home design design in New York
Example of a large classic home design design in New York

Always make sure that the air ducts for your air conditioner are checked periodically to clean out the dirt that builds up as the dirty vents can strain the HVAC system and affect the indoor air quality. Read the blog for detailed information.

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement
Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created!
"The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services.
With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long-
term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family.
After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.

No matter what the reasons why your air conditioning decided to fail, the experts at SmartHouse can put an end to the heat wave happening in your home.

Jim Pelar
Photographer / Partner
949-973-8429 cell/text
949-945-2045 office
Jim@Linova.Photography
www.Linova.Photography
Example of a large minimalist backyard concrete paver patio design in San Diego with a fire pit and a pergola
Example of a large minimalist backyard concrete paver patio design in San Diego with a fire pit and a pergola

Problem: Homeowners had a leak in their smelly, damp basement
Solution: Problem solved... and fresh, beautiful living spaces were created!
"The homeowners called us to fix a leak in their basement... which turned out to be a backed up drain, caused by a crack in an obsolete drain tile, and two leaks in their foundation... it sort of snowballed," says Bryan Ogle, owner of Ogle Construction and Maintenance Services.
With small children in the home, the couple decided to invest in solving the problem with a long-
term solution. They wanted to make the basement safe and comfortable for their young family.
After the drain tile was fixed, the entire area was reinsulated, and finished with new sheetrock, trim, carpet and lighting. The electrical system was updated and a new laundry room (with loads of storage), bedroom and family room were created in the space. What was once a damp, smelly basement (with a dehumidifier running constantly) is now a fresh, clean living space for the family to enjoy.
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