This list ranks 10 basement renovation companies in Regina, SK. It starts from Google Maps searches for basement renovations and related building work in Regina: 71 firms were checked, and building and renovation firms with their own website and an open Google listing went forward. Firms are weighed on their Google rating, the number of reviews behind it, how closely their services match basement renovation, and their portfolio. The strongest firm overall sits at place 1, places 2 to 4 carry a badge for what each suits best, and places 5 to 10 run in order. Ratings and review counts are Google's, checked October 14, 2026. How we rank
General contractor with teams in Regina, Saskatoon and Calgary doing basement developments, structural home additions, decks, garages and commercial projects.
Regina building services company doing renovations, basement development and partial or complete demolition, plus home, office and construction site cleaning.
Regina design-build renovation company doing basements, kitchens, bathrooms and complete home renovations, plus new home construction, decks and patios.
Regina renovation and plumbing company focused on kitchens, bathrooms and basements, with commercial fit-ups too, working in Regina and Moose Jaw.
Regina construction company with basement renovations among the projects it takes on.
Regina general contractor handling residential and commercial renovations, from kitchens and bathrooms to basements and full home overhauls.
| Rank | Firm | Best for | Services | Google rating | Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | First Call Construction | Basement developments and structural additions | Basement developments · Home additions · Decks · Garages · Commercial projects | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 55 Google reviews | Regina |
| 02 | Lucky Links Building Services | Basements needing demolition | Basement development · Renovations · Demolition · Cleaning services | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 20 Google reviews | Regina |
| 03 | SDM Reno's & Services | Basements in phased renovations | Basement renovations · Kitchen renovations · Bathroom renovations · Home renovations · Custom decks | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 16 Google reviews | Regina |
| 04 | Build It Right Renovation | Open-concept basement layouts | Basement renovations · Bathroom renovations · Kitchen renovations · Plumbing · Commercial renovations | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 1 Google review | Regina |
| 06 | Collaborative Construction | Homeowners who want to track progress online | Basement renovations · Kitchen renovations · Bathroom renovations · Full home renovations · Commercial renovations | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 183 Google reviews | Regina |
| 07 | Pletco Home Renovations | Interior renovations and basement developments | Kitchen renovations · Bathroom renovations · Basement development · Framing and drywall · Decks and fences | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 27 Google reviews | Regina |
| 09 | Regina Basements & Bracing | Bowing, settling or leaking basement foundations | Foundation repair · Basement waterproofing · Wall bracing · Underpinning · Crawl space encapsulation | Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 60 Google reviews | Regina |
| 10 | RSR Construction | Sinking or cracked foundations on clay soil | Underpinning · Basement waterproofing · Wall bracing · Foundation repair · Sump pit installation | Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 14 Google reviews | Regina |
Five things to confirm with any firm, on this list or not, before you sign. The rules below are Saskatchewan's and Regina's.
Ask the firm for a letter of good standing from WCB Saskatchewan, which confirms it is registered for workers' compensation and its account is in good standing. WCB Saskatchewan issues the letter before a contract starts and a separate clearance before each payment is released, so ask for both.
Ask for a certificate of insurance that names the firm and shows commercial general liability coverage in force for the dates of your job, and check that the subcontractors it brings in are covered too.
Building permits for homes in Regina come from the City of Regina, and finishing a basement or adding a secondary suite usually needs one. Agree in writing who applies for the permit and books the inspections.
Get the scope of work, the payment schedule tied to stages of the work, start and finish dates, how changes are agreed and priced, and who handles permits and cleanup, all in one signed contract before any work starts.
A renovation is not a new home, so the new home warranty rules usually do not apply: get the firm's own workmanship warranty in writing, with what it covers and for how long. Renovators in RenoMark, the Canadian Home Builders' Association program, offer a minimum two-year warranty on their work.
The 10 firms on this list fall into 4 groups, read from what each firm's own site says it does and how it is listed on Google.
General contractors run building projects of many kinds and bring in the trades each job needs.
Renovation companies renovate existing homes, one room at a time or all of it at once.
Design-build firms design the project and build it under one contract, so one firm answers for the drawings and the work.
Basement specialists work mainly on basements, from family rooms to secondary suites.
It is the term Alberta builders and homeowners use for finishing an unfinished basement: framing, insulation, electrical, plumbing, drywall and flooring, often with a bedroom, bathroom or family room. Elsewhere it is usually called a basement renovation or basement finishing.
In many Canadian cities, yes, but a legal secondary suite has to meet the building code and local zoning, including a separate entrance, ceiling heights, fire separation, smoke alarms and egress windows. It needs a permit and inspections, so ask the firm whether it has built legal suites in your city.
Deal with water before finishing: grading and downspouts that carry water away from the house, a working sump pump where the house has one, and repairs to foundation cracks. Then insulate and frame in a way that handles moisture. Ask the firm what it checks before it starts framing.
Usually. A basement bathroom needs a drain connection, which can mean breaking the concrete floor to reach the main drain, or a pump system where the drain sits higher than the floor. The plumbing work needs a permit and inspection.
Ask the firm for a letter of good standing from WCB Saskatchewan. WCB Saskatchewan issues the letter before a contract starts and a separate clearance before each payment is released, so ask for both.
Building permits for homes in Regina come from the City of Regina. For basement renovation, finishing a basement or adding a secondary suite usually needs one. Many firms apply for the permit as part of the job, so agree who does it before you sign.
What finishing or developing a basement costs in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver in 2026: prices by size, add-ons, permit fees and the big-ticket scopes.
What a legal basement suite, second unit or basement apartment costs to build or legalize in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Vancouver in 2026, and which code items set the price.
The code and zoning rules a basement suite, second unit or basement apartment has to meet in Ontario, BC and Alberta: ceiling height, fire separation, alarms, exits, heating and how many units a lot can hold.
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