Basement toilet

Standalone toilets in the basement are an outdated concept. Why were they necessary in the first place?

Add a bathroom in your basement without busting up the concrete floor.

To get the most bang for your buck, you might be considering adding a bathroom to your finished basement. For the biggest return on investment, basements with a bedroom and bathroom are huge selling points. But plumbing in a basement can really be a beast of burden. What kind of toilet will give you a […]

For many homeowners, converting the basement into a usable living space is a great way to add value to their home. Basement bathroom renovations can be a challenge when installing toilets and sinks because the gravity assist that works in transporting waste in drains and sewer lines upstairs will no longer work in a below grade environment. Fortunately, finding a way to transport basement wastewater to sewer or septic lines does not necessarily mean the prospect of disruptive construction…

Maybe you've seen one, or maybe there's even one sitting - regally - center-stage in the middle of your basement. We attempt to snake out this mystery.

Add a bathroom in your basement without busting up the concrete floor.

Planning on adding a bathroom to your basement? Well, here's Mike Holmes tips on adding a basement bathroom and what you need to know!

Considering adding another bathroom to your home? Need a bathroom in an unusual location? Find out when and where you'll need to use a macerating upflush toilet.

Do you have a random old toilet in your basement? No walls, maybe even no sink. Just sitting right out in the open? Wonder why it's there? Here's 3 reasons why.

Want to make that extra space in the basement useful by installing a bathroom? It's a job you can do yourself, and here we show you how.