Football is America’s favorite pastime. How much fun would it be to have a fan cave or movie room in your home? You could have guests over to watch the game in the ultimate hang-out space. You could fill your football room with memorabilia, a big-screen TV, and maybe even a bar. Reimaging your basement space could make your dream of a football room, home bar, or entertainment space come true. Three signs are telling you to reimagine your basement space.

1. You Never Use Your Basement

If you think hosting the big game is out of reach because your home lacks space, many people go downstairs to find the space. If you’re not using your basement, you’re missing a lot of square footage that you could transform into any living space you want. If you avoid your basement like the plaque, maybe it’s a sign that you should reimagine the space into something new!

In the United States, the remodeling market is worth more than $340 billion as of 2020, according to Construction Magazine. A good portion of that went to basement remodeling with more people than ever adapting cellar space into entertaining space.

2. You Need More Elbow Room

Perhaps hosting isn’t for you, but you do have a wish for more space in your home. After all, growing families need a growing house. If you need more space for the kids, for a craft room, a den, a library, a game room, or any other living space, it is a sign you should reimagine your basement. Most basements are the full length and width of the house. Reimaging and remodeling your basement can add a whole new level of living to your home.

3. You’re Tired of the Clutter

If you are like many people, your basement has become the catchall for everything and anything you can’t find room for upstairs. Perhaps you don’t need another room for living, but you need to get things organized in the basement. If the clutter is driving you mad, you should reimagine your basement as an organized space where everything has its own place.

If you are not taking full advantage of your basement space, you only live in a part of your home. Contact our expert home designers, and learn about your home’s hidden potential!