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
“Anytime we work with historic projects, we find unique challenges. We use our experience and creativity to find a path to the perfect finish”
Steve Schoonover, Superintendent, G. Christianson Construction
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“As a long-time Corvallis resident, it was a joy to design a project that not only benefited my immediate clients but also the community as a whole. Working so closely with Ants on a Log Cafe and the Valley Rock Gym, it was clear that they are passionate about sustainability and supporting other local businesses. ”
Sarah Maisel, Senior Designer
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“We felt our ideas were listened to, incorporated, and enhanced in the final plans. Elizabeth did a nice job adding architectural interest with the arch above the stove and continuing that feature in the new opening connecting the living room to dining space. Eliminating the wall between dining room & kitchen allowed for a much better flow addressing our desire for a more spacious-looking interior without adding additional space. The hot tub cover is a special feature that enhances our ability to use it daily. And creating a space for the washer/dryer in the house instead of the garage was a real win. ”
Kathy Chafin & Steve Wyatt, Corvallis, OR
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