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Luis Gile Architect

Luis Gile Architect


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Best Practice: Basement Floor Height Can Make or Break a Remodel

Best Practice: Basement Floor Height Can Make or Break a Remodel

Before committing to the floor assembly, measure the existing basement height in several locations.

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by Luis Gile May 20, 2026
Best Practice: Basement Floors Need Moisture Protection Before Finished Flooring

Best Practice: Basement Floors Need Moisture Protection Before Finished Flooring

Basements are below grade. That means they have a different relationship with water than the rooms upstairs.

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by Luis Gile May 13, 2026
Best Practice: Basement Floor Assemblies Start With Insulation

Best Practice: Basement Floor Assemblies Start With Insulation

A finished basement can still feel cold even after the walls are framed, the lights are installed, and the room is painted.

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by Luis Gile May 6, 2026May 6, 2026

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