Turn your unfinished basement into beautiful living space. Family rooms, home gyms, bars, bathrooms — all designed and built by our in-house team.
An unfinished basement is untapped potential — and finishing it is the most cost-effective way to add real, livable square footage to your home without adding on. You already have the foundation, the walls, and the roof. Whether you envision a family room, home gym, bar, bathroom, or all of the above, Majestic turns your basement into a finished space that adds real value throughout Montgomery County.
We handle everything from moisture control and framing to flooring, tile, lighting, and custom cabinetry — all under one roof, all by our team. No subcontractors, no runaround. Because we also build kitchens and bathrooms, the bar and bath in your basement are finished to the same standard as the rest of your house.
What Montgomery County requires — so you can plan without surprises.
Basement finishing is permitted work. Any basement bedroom must have a code-compliant emergency egress — an egress window with a window well, or a walkout door. Habitable space generally requires a minimum 7-foot ceiling height, and permits and inspections are required, with fees and rules that vary by township. We handle permitting and inspections as part of the project, so the work is done to code and properly signed off — which matters for safety and for your home's value when you eventually sell.
We assess your basement, discuss your vision, and create a plan that maximizes your space and budget.
Select flooring, tile, cabinetry, and finishes in our showroom. We handle permits and structural planning.
Our in-house team handles framing, electrical, plumbing, flooring, tile, and finishing — all coordinated under one roof.
Your finished basement adds real living space and value to your home.
From bare lower level to a full entertaining floor — built around a custom wet bar.
This finished lower level in Pottsgrove was designed as a real living floor, not just "finished." The centerpiece is a full custom wet bar — navy glass-front display uppers over soft-grey shaker base cabinets, marble-look quartz counters, a brass gooseneck faucet, an undercounter fridge and dishwasher, and a wraparound peninsula with seating for the whole room. The hardwood flooring ties the lower level to the rest of the home. See more finished-basement transformations, including a full Main Line project with a home gym and guest suite, in our basement before & after.
View Our Project GalleryTimelines vary by scope, but most basement finishing projects take 4–8 weeks. We keep the process efficient because our in-house team handles every trade. Adding a bathroom or a custom wet bar can add time.
If your plan includes a bedroom, code requires a compliant emergency egress — an egress window with a window well, or a walkout door. For a family room, gym, or bar without a bedroom, an egress window is not always required, but it adds light, safety, and resale appeal. We will tell you exactly what your layout requires.
Yes. We regularly add full and half bathrooms to basements, including plumbing rough-in, custom tile showers, vanities, and flooring, plus custom wet bars with cabinetry and countertops. Because we are a full-service renovation company, the same team handles it all. Note that many townships restrict full kitchens in below-grade space — we will confirm what is allowed for your address.
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is the most popular choice for basements due to its waterproof properties and realistic wood-look aesthetics. We also install tile and engineered hardwood depending on your needs.
Yes. We manage the permitting process and ensure all work meets local building codes for your municipality. Fees and rules vary by township.
Absolutely. Our team has extensive experience working with the structural quirks of older homes throughout Montgomery County and the Main Line.
We provide basement finishing and remodeling services throughout southeastern Pennsylvania.
Visit our Limerick showroom or schedule a free in-home consultation.
