Basement Bars & Kitchens
Basements bar installation
Basement Kitchen & Bar Additions
Adding a kitchen or bar to your basement instantly upgrades the space. A kitchenette makes your basement a private retreat for guests, a place for cooking prep on holidays, or simply a useful reimagination of the space. A bar adds upscale entertaining opportunities, convenience for movie nights, and adds value to an underutilized space.
Learn more about our streamlined, efficient, and expert process specializing in custom basement finishing.
Basement bar and kitchens
Why Choose Kershaw Property Solutions for Your Basement Remodel
Basement-specific expertise
Basement finishing is our core are of expertise. We offer a specialty skill set, years of experience, and flawless execution that can only come with a singular focus.
Premium craftsmanship & materials
We truly enhance and elevate your space, with high-quality materials, attention to detail, and premium craftsmanship that makes your basement stand out.
Clear and transparent process
We prioritize transparent pricing, clear explanations of what is and is not included, and strive for prompt communication and scheduling clarity. This means you’ll always know where your project stands.
Design & build in-house
We simplify the process with one point of contact, and streamline the design, selection, and construction process to be easy and enjoyable.
Basement Bar FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide free estimates for basement finishing?
Yes! We provide initial consultations and quotes to help you understand the potential investment for your space. During this process, we assess your basement’s current condition and discuss your goals to provide a realistic estimate of the project’s scope and cost.
What areas do you serve?
We primarily serve homeowners in Lehigh, Chester, Montgomery, and Bucks Counties in Pennsylvania. If you are located in the surrounding towns, give us a call to find out if we serve your area!
What is the difference between a "wet bar" and a "dry bar" in a basement?
A wet bar includes a sink and requires dedicated plumbing for water supply and drainage. A dry bar focuses on cabinetry, countertops, and storage like beverage fridges without the need for plumbing. Wet bars are ideal for entertaining and easy cleanup, while dry bars are a cost-effective way to add a stylish beverage station.
Can you design a custom bar that matches the existing aesthetic of my home?
Yes. Our design-build process includes choosing custom cabinetry, stone or butcher-block countertops, and hardware that complement your home’s upstairs style. We can match your existing kitchen’s look or create a completely unique “destination” space like a modern lounge or rustic pub.