Building Down – From Crawlspace to Luxury Living Spaces
During a visit to his brother in London, contractor Alex Heide noticed how common it was for London homeowners to build down when they needed more space. He thought of Atlanta and all the zoning requirements that don’t allow homeowners in historic neighborhoods to build out. He realized how great it would be to provide Atlantans with the opportunity to expand their homes by building down, all while still staying in the home thanks to his unique, unintrusive process.


“One of my favorite parts of crawlspace conversion projects is when we get close to the end of the excavation process and the concrete is poured; getting to witness the homeowner’s reaction to seeing their crawlspace become a walkable space is really special,” Heide said.
BIGGEST ASK: Does My Crawlspace Qualify?
There are not a lot of limitations keeping you from converting your crawlspace but some things you need to consider are: do you have a crawlspace or short basement in your home (no concrete slabs), are you located in a flood plain and are you going to get a good return on your investment? A consultation can determine if your home is a good fit.


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