Entryways LLC · Connecticut
A basement project starts with the rooms you need and the space you have. Entryways advertises basement remodeling. Two customers describe completed basement renovations, including one that added a full bathroom. Your own layout, existing conditions and scope need to be assessed separately.
Planning your project
Use these questions to prepare for a conversation with Entryways. The scope, materials and schedule need to be agreed for your home.
Explain what you want the basement to do for your household and which parts of the existing space you want to keep. Photos and rough room measurements can help you describe your ideas; they do not replace a site assessment.
Mention anything you have noticed about moisture, headroom, access or existing utilities. If a bathroom is part of your plan, say so early and ask what would need to be checked. No waterproofing, egress or engineering package is assumed.
Share your budget range, timing priorities and how the household uses the space now. Ask about access, storage during the work, decisions needed before starting and how changes would be discussed.
A customer's account
Sarah Mir describes hiring Entryways to finish a basement and add a full bathroom. She reports answers to questions, updates during the work and flexibility when she requested changes. George Klebart describes a different basement renovation, highlighting suggestions, attention to details and a clean, organized worksite. These are their experiences, not a promise of a fixed schedule or standard scope.
Basement finish with a full bathroom
★★★★★
“We hired Entryways to finish our basement and add a full bathroom, and we had a great experience from start to finish.”
Common questions
Yes. Sarah describes adding a full bathroom with her basement finish. Bring your own plans to Entryways and ask what would need to be assessed for your property; her project does not establish what is feasible in every basement.
The available service list and customer accounts do not establish waterproofing or drainage services. Describe any existing moisture concern before agreeing on a remodeling scope and ask what assessment is needed.
Your project location, intended use, a few photos, any existing plans and a budget range are useful. Confirm the work to be included, how changes would be handled and current availability directly.
Keep exploring
Call to discuss what you have in mind, your project location and current availability.