Finished Basement System
Finishing a Basement with the Best Solution
Total Basement Systems, The Floodbusters is the authorized Total Basement Finishing (TBF) dealer in Maryland and Washington, DC. Our TBF finished basement system includes our EverLast Finished Basement Wall Paneling system, which leads the basement remodeling business in wall paneling innovation in the marketplace. EverLast Finished Wall Panels are a strong, free-standing system that is strong enough to hang heavy artwork and objects, or even a plasma screen TV!
Our basement finishing system includes:
Finish Your Basement Your Way!
Our Total Basement Finishing system comes in many styles including carpeted floor tiles or an unfinished floor matting that you can safely lay your own carpeting on. Our system is the most versatile one on the market- even more versatile than drywall!
Why Total Basement Finishing is the best:
- Our Basement Wall paneling comes in an attractive finished surface as well as an unfinished surface that can be painted, wallpapered or designed to fit your preference and fit your basement makeover ideas.
- The solid construction of our walls allows for large pictures, heavy shelves or even a plasma TV to be hung anywhere on the panels without concern. Soft-walled systems and drywall cannot allow for this.
- TBF EverLast walls install faster than sheet rock and with much less dirt, dust and debris.
- The surface of our EverLast walls can withstand wear and tear and resists rips, tears puckering and other damages to the surface.
- Our finished wall systems resist mold, fire, rot, stains and water and provide a healthier environment for the whole family.
- Our walls provide an R-13 insulation rating that leads the market in energy efficient remodeled basement walls.
- Our floor tiles create a thermal break on your basement floor that makes your floor 8-10 degrees warmer than the cement floor.
- Water vapor cannot flow into the home through the concrete floor when you install ThermalDry Flooring
- Our drop ceilings prevent noise from traveling between the remodeled basement and the rest of the home
