Garage Conversions London

At many homes, the garage is essentially a wasted asset left as storage for random junk and clutter. You might not have realised, however, the stunning extent to which your garage in Greater London or the Home Counties could be beneficially transformed.    

Your garage space could be turned into a home office, home cinema or playroom – or perhaps even a bedroom-and-bathroom combo ideal for when guests stay over. When you get in touch with us, we can further enlighten you as to the exciting possibilities. 

We can do everything from planning and designing your garage conversion right through to undertaking all of the heavy-duty work necessary to make it a reality. You can enjoy a garage space that is tailored to your needs and that increases your property’s value.

Advantages of a Garage Conversion

Do you currently use your garage to its optimum potential? If your garage doesn’t contain a car, you could be underutilising the space. Having your garage converted can afford you a simple and cost-effective means of freeing up space on your residential site.  

One reason why is that, unlike with an extension, you would not need to sacrifice garden space. Meanwhile, as much of the conversion work will be undertaken inside the garage, you don’t have to fear excessive disruption spilling over and into your home life.

Nonetheless, before you proceed with a garage conversion job, you need to make sure all aspects of the project have been planned out with the required care and diligence. We can ensure all of this on your behalf to help prevent slip-ups. 

Potential Uses for a Converted Garage

While it’s naturally your decision exactly how you use your converted garage, we can – in consultation with you – suggest quite a few ideas that would be especially intuitive for your household as well as practical for our workers to bring to fruition.

A garage adjoining the living room, for example, can work particularly well as a home cinema, home office or playroom. On the other hand, a garage attached to a kitchen could be knocked through – allowing for a large, open-plan space.

A standard single garage’s floor measures roughly 14 square metres, while a double garage’s floor is about twice this size. Therefore, a double garage lends itself well to use as a living space combined with that traditional use of a garage: storing a car.