The basement had a sewage ejector pit, an old finished bathroom, and a laundry that needed to be redone. I had the ejector pump replaced with a Liberty Pumps Pro380, ran a new washer outlet box into the wall instead of leaving it surface-mounted, painted everything out, and tiled the floor. Black-painted treads on the stairwell with stained handrails — easy to clean and reads finished.
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During Open sump pit next to the existing basement bath. First thing I dealt with downstairs.
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During Ejector pit with the old pump and discharge piping exposed for replacement.
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New Liberty Pumps Pro380 ejector pump label. Replaceable parts and a real warranty.
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After Recessed washer box and dedicated outlet, set into the wall instead of hanging off the surface.
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After Empty laundry area painted out, tile down, washer hookup ready.
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After Washer and dryer set in. Tile floor, utility hookups all to code.
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After Finished basement looking toward the stairs and laundry.
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After Same basement, other angle. Drop ceiling kept for plumbing access.
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After Built-in storage cabinets along the back wall. Made the space useful instead of just finished.
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After Back basement room with the exterior walkout door painted and the floor tiled.
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After New interior doors and fresh paint pulled the basement together.
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After Stairwell landing repainted from the kitchen door down.
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After Stairs finished — black treads, white risers, stained handrails. Holds up to traffic.
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