Basement Remodeling Companies Kansas City

Turn That Dead Space Into Your Favorite Room

One of our clients in Brookside had a basement that was nothing but concrete floors, one sad lightbulb, and a pile of stuff that hadn’t moved in ten years. They called it “the dungeon.”

They asked if we could make it feel like part of their home—not a storage unit. A few weeks later, we gave them a cozy family room, a guest bedroom, and a second bathroom. The kicker? The dad said he started working from the basement because it was “nicer than the upstairs.”

That’s what we aim for—remodeling basements that don’t

feel

like basements anymore.

Why People Remodel Their Basements in Kansas City

Most basements around KC are just wasted space. We see it all the time in areas like Waldo, Overland Park, North KC, and even Liberty. You’ve got square footage you’re paying for, but nobody’s using it.

People call us because they want:

A place for the kids to hang out

A quiet office

A guest suite

A space for movie nights or games

More storage (that actually works)

A finished basement can feel like adding a whole new floor to your house—without moving. At KC Remodeling Specialists, we help make it livable, clean, and useful. No moldy smells. No bad lighting. Just real space that makes life easier.

Full Home Renovations (When the Basement's Just the Beginning)

One homeowner in Prairie Village hired us to finish their basement. While we were walking through the house, they mentioned how cramped the kitchen felt and how the back patio had sunk a few inches.

They didn’t plan on fixing it all right away—but once they saw how fast and clean the basement job went, they added the kitchen and patio to the project.

That’s the nice thing about working with a team that handles full

home renovations

. If you decide to fix more than the basement, you won’t have to start over with someone new. We’ll just keep going—same crew, same plan, same results.

We’re a Real Construction Company (Not Just a “Basement Guy”)

Basement jobs sometimes need more than drywall and carpet. You might want to:

Move your water heater

Add a bathroom

Run new electrical

Fix a foundation crack

KC Remodeling Specialists is a licensed

construction company, so we take care of structural stuff, permits, plumbing, and the things that keep your house safe and working.

One job in the Northland had old wiring and no insulation. We redid the whole thing, passed inspection, and now it’s a legal bedroom that adds value to the house—not just a room with a couch in it.

A Home Remodeling Company That Plans Around Real Life

We’re not the kind of crew that shows up and asks, “So what are we doing?” We ask questions first—like:

Who’s going to use this space?

Do you want to block noise from upstairs?

Should we leave room for a wet bar later?

That’s what a good home remodeling company does. We don’t just slap up drywall. We plan with your family in mind.

A retired couple in Raytown asked us for a home gym and an art studio. We added more outlets, better lighting, and soft flooring. The wife said it’s the only room she actually enjoys

cleaning now. That’s the level of detail we care about.

A General Contractor You Don’t Have to Babysit

Hiring a general contractor shouldn’t feel like a second job. You shouldn’t have to chase people, explain things twice, or wonder what’s happening next.

Here’s how KC Remodeling Specialists keeps it simple:

We text before we show up

We clean up every day

We don’t leave jobs half-finished

You’ll always know who to call

One client in Lee’s Summit said we were the only crew that didn’t leave tools all over her laundry room. It’s small stuff, but that’s what separates a good job from a great one.

Thinking About Basement Remodeling in Kansas City?

Don’t worry about figuring everything out right now. Just tell us what you’d

to do, and we’ll help you get there. Whether it’s a full guest suite or just better storage and lighting—we’ve done it all.

We’ve remodeled basements in Midtown, Shawnee, Blue Springs, and everywhere in between. Every one of them was different. But the goal was always the same:

turning unused space into a room you actually want to be in.