Looking for basement contractors who actually know Fairfax Station? We've finished 1,000+ basements across the DMV, with dozens right in your neighborhood. Most projects: 6-9 weeks.
Fairfax Station homeowners understand quality, and so do we. From the wooded estates near Burke Lake to the established neighborhoods in Crosspointe and South Run, we've been transforming basements for over 20 years. Those custom colonials with full walkout basements? We know exactly how to maximize that space. Our basement finishing portfolio shows what's possible in homes just like yours.
With home values in Fairfax Station where they are, adding square footage upstairs means major renovation or moving. That's why your neighbors in Hampton Forest and along Ox Road are looking downstairs instead. Your friends over in Burke are doing the same thing. Those generous basement footprints in the 80s and 90s builds? Perfect for the home theater, gym, or guest suite you've been planning.
We handle all the Fairfax County permits and typically complete projects in 6-9 weeks from start to finish. No disappearing subcontractors, no endless delays. Just quality work from a team that's been doing this longer than most.
With over 20 years of experience and more than 1,000 basements finished, BasementRemodeling.com is the trusted choice for homeowners throughout Northern Virginia and the DC metro area. Our team handles everything from design to permits to construction, delivering beautiful results in just 6-9 weeks.
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Before the remodel, the basement was unfinished and mid-construction, with exposed framing, insulation, and rough mechanicals visible. Open wall cavities and the framed opening for the future fireplace show the space early in its transformation — defined in size, but lacking comfort, flow, and livability.
After the transformation, the basement became a fully finished, sophisticated living space. Custom wall paneling, warm wood flooring, recessed lighting, and a coffered ceiling create a clean, modern atmosphere, while a sleek fireplace anchors the room as a welcoming place to relax or entertain.
Before the remodel, this basement was already finished — but bland. Neutral finishes, basic lighting, and an open layout made the space usable, yet uninspiring. It lacked character, purpose, and any real reason to spend time there.
After the transformation, the basement became a custom wine cellar and home theater designed for entertaining. Stone accent walls, built-in wine storage, and layered lighting turned a generic space into a refined destination that feels intentional and elevated.
Before the remodel, this basement was already finished — but bland. Neutral finishes, basic lighting, and an open layout made the space usable, yet uninspiring. It lacked character, purpose, and any real reason to spend time there.
After the transformation, the basement became a custom wine cellar and home theater designed for entertaining. Stone accent walls, built-in wine storage, and layered lighting turned a generic space into a refined destination that feels intentional and elevated.
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We service areas all across Fairfax County, including Fairfax Station. Our reliable team will guide you through the process from start to finish, through design, construction, and final touches. We take pride in our reliability and love to bring new life to homes across Virginia.
If you reside in the above areas, our nearest store to you is at 4229 Lafayette Center Dr, Chantilly, VA 20151. That ensures quick turnaround and efficient execution of all your orders.
Ready to get started? Schedule your free in-home consultation today to get your basement remodel underway!
Fairfax Station basement projects start around $55 per square foot and go up from there. What drives the price? Scope, finishes, and how many rooms you're building out. A straightforward build with a bathroom runs $55,000 to $65,000. Add a wet bar, home theater, or custom tile work and you're in the $85,000 to $110,000 range. The large colonials in Crosspointe and South Run often have walkout basements with 9-foot ceilings — those projects tend to land at the higher end because there's simply more space to work with.
| Finish Level | Cost/Sq Ft | 1,000 Sq Ft Total | What You Get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $49-$55 | $55,000-$65,000* | Quality construction, code-compliant, bathroom, dedicated PM |
| Premium | $85-$110 | $85,000-$110,000 | Essential + designer bathroom, wet bar, or home theater |
| Luxury | $150-$300+ | $150,000-$300,000+ | Signature spaces: wine cellar, wellness center, reference theater |
*Essential pricing includes bathroom addition. Core work without bathroom: $49,000-$55,000.
Fairfax Station homeowners know quality — that's why you bought here. The $30-$40 per square foot quotes floating around usually mean no permits, unlicensed labor, and zero accountability when something goes wrong. We include all Fairfax County permits, schedule every inspection, and assign one project manager to your build from start to finish. Every electrician and plumber on our team is licensed and insured. That's the difference between a basement that passes inspection and one that becomes a liability.
For a detailed breakdown of Fairfax County permit requirements, see our permit guide.
Not sure where your project falls? Our basement cost calculator gives you a personalized estimate in about 60 seconds.
Fairfax Station is one of the most established communities in Fairfax County — a median household income above $212,000, homes averaging $1.2 million, and neighborhoods like Barrington, Crosspointe, and South Run that were built with serious basement square footage. The projects we finish here tend to be ambitious.
The Barrington and South Run homeowners who call us about wine cellars aren't casual collectors — they've got 200 to 500 bottles and need climate-controlled storage with proper racking, tasting areas, and display lighting. We build temperature- and humidity-controlled cellars with stone or brick accents, custom cabinetry, and integrated tasting rooms that double as entertaining spaces. These walkout basements along Burke Lake are ideal for it.
With 94% white-collar workers and a significant number of government and defense professionals, Fairfax Station is full of hybrid workers who need a real office — not a kitchen table. We build dedicated home offices with built-in desks and cabinetry, Cat6 wiring, soundproofing between floors, a separate HVAC zone, and a full bathroom. The goal is a space where you can take a video call at 8 AM without anyone upstairs knowing.
Burke Lake Park is right next door, but Fairfax Station homeowners still want a gym they can use year-round. Reinforced rubber flooring, 200-amp electrical panels for commercial equipment, mirrored walls, and proper HVAC. Some clients in Hampton Woods add a sauna or steam shower. The 9-foot ceilings in many of these early '80s builds give you room for a full squat rack without worrying about clearance.
With 42% of households having children under 18 and a median age of 44, Fairfax Station is full of families with high schoolers who need their own space. A teen retreat with a gaming area, study zone, mini-fridge station, and full bathroom gives them independence while keeping them under your roof. Families near Robinson Secondary School and South County High are building these out regularly.
Quality basement finishing in Fairfax Station runs $55 to $85 per square foot, putting a typical project between $55,000 and $110,000. Luxury builds with wine cellars, theaters, or full in-law suites can range from $150,000 to $300,000+. Fairfax Station homes tend toward larger basements, so the total investment is often higher than what you'd see in more compact Fairfax County communities.
Plan for 6 to 9 weeks for most projects. Larger Fairfax Station basements — especially walkouts in Crosspointe or Barrington — may take 10 to 12 weeks if the scope includes multiple rooms, a wet bar, or custom finishes. We handle all permitting before breaking ground so the build timeline stays on track.
Yes — any work that involves framing, electrical, plumbing, or mechanical systems requires a Fairfax County building permit. We manage the entire permit process, from application to final sign-off. Skipping permits might save a few weeks upfront, but it creates real problems at resale.
All projects include framing, insulation, drywall, flooring, recessed lighting, electrical work, and a bathroom. You also get a dedicated project manager who's your single point of contact throughout the build. Premium and Luxury tiers add custom finishes, designer fixtures, and specialty features tailored to your specific goals.
We pull every permit, use only licensed and insured tradespeople, and assign a dedicated project manager — none of which are included in most low-ball quotes. Homeowners in this area understand what quality construction looks like. The cheap route often means re-doing work later, which costs more than doing it right the first time.
Yes. While many Fairfax Station homes — particularly in Crosspointe and South Run — have generous 8- to 9-foot basement ceilings, some of the older builds along Route 123 have lower clearances. We've finished plenty of 7-foot-ceiling basements using flush-mount lighting, strategic ceiling treatments, and design techniques that maximize the sense of height.
We've finished basements in most Fairfax Station subdivisions and know the common builder layouts. NV Homes models in Fairfax Station East, William Berry builds in Crosspointe, the brick colonials in Barrington — each has its own framing quirks, plumbing locations, and structural considerations. That experience saves time and avoids surprises during your project.
A bathroom is included with every Essential-tier project and above. Most Fairfax Station basements were plumbed with a rough-in during original construction, which simplifies the work. If yours wasn't, we handle the additional plumbing and will factor that into your estimate during the in-home consultation.
Not necessarily per square foot, but walkouts tend to cost more overall because they're larger and often include more natural light, sliding doors, and connections to outdoor living space. The upside? Walkout basements — especially common near Burke Lake and Fountainhead — feel more like main-level living and add significant resale value. They're some of our favorite projects to build.
Fairfax Station's proximity to Burke Lake and the Occoquan Reservoir means some homes, particularly those in lower-lying areas, see higher groundwater levels. We assess moisture conditions during our in-home consultation and address any waterproofing needs before we start finishing work. Proper drainage and vapor barriers are part of every build.
Our Essential level gives you everything you need for a clean, functional basement: quality framing, insulation, drywall, electrical, and flooring done right. It's the smart choice if you want a great family room, playroom, or home office without overcomplicating things. Add a bathroom during construction (trust us, it's way cheaper than retrofitting later).
Most Fairfax Station homeowners go with our Premium tier, and for good reason. You get everything in Essential plus designer-selected materials, upgraded flooring, and 1-2 custom spaces like a wet bar, home theater, or spa bathroom. Those custom colonials near Burke Lake with walkout basements? Premium brings your lower level up to match the quality of the rest of your home.
For the full Luxury experience, we're talking signature destination spaces: reference-quality home theaters, climate-controlled wine cellars, wellness centers with saunas, and custom wet bars that rival the best spots in the area. When you want your basement to be the place everyone wants to hang out.
Not sure which level fits your project? Our basement cost calculator gives you a personalized estimate in about 60 seconds. Just plug in your basement size and the features you're thinking about.
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