Sorority Basement Remodel
Light and Bright Basement
The Alpha Phi sorority needed their basement remodeled so the ladies would have a space to study, have meetings, and watch movies. We remodeled the entire space to make it comfortable, light and bright.
“We are repeat customers who demand high quality, high touch and tight timeframes of the large scale remodel projects for our Corvallis sorority. GCCI was also our go-to for the unexpected ... we received exceptional service to get the house livable in just over 2 week's time.”
Jen Humcke, Alpha Phi, Corvallis
PROJECT DETAILS
Study area
An inviting and functional study area was created by installing new wiring, upgrading insulation, remediating dry rot, leveling floors, and removing leaky pipes.
New HVAC
The sorority basement remodel provided us with the opportunity to greatly improve the mechanical operations as well as the overall comfort of the sorority including upgrading to the following systems: Lennox Heat Recovery Ventilator that provides fresh filtered air, a Lochinvar high efficiency boiler, along with a Bradford White 98% ultra high efficiency hot water heater. These replaced an antiquated boiler from the 1930's.
What our Clients are Saying
“It was a pleasure to work with Carl and the crew on this extensive project! Thanks so much for including the before and after pictures on your website. This work should now last for another fifty years or more!”
Gerry Reese, Lambda Chi Alpha, Corvallis
See the Window Wall Front Entrance project
“Since 2011, we've committed ourselves to become experts in removing, repairing, load testing, and replacing fire escapes around OSU and Corvallis. Please call us for advice on what is right for your fire escape. ”
Carl Christianson, Owner
See the Fire Escapes project
“I love working with the Christianson crews. They are thoroughly professional and incredibly detail-focused. They kept the worksite perfectly clean and tidy, and never skimp. Our screened porch (2015) and remodeled kitchen (2020) are our favorite, most-used, rooms in the house.”
Sandra Bean, Corvallis
