Single, double, integral or detached, we're specialist garage converters turning spare garage space in Liverpool homes into proper rooms, fully signed off.
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(Walk through a garage conversion)
Picture a single garage beside the house, packed with everything apart from the car.
The old door is removed and replaced by an insulated cavity wall, damp-proof course and window, bricked to match.
Behind it sits a bare, chilly concrete box. Now the real transformation begins.
A raised, insulated floor goes down, then timber studwork and insulation line the walls and ceiling.
Boarding and skim, fresh sockets and lighting, a roof light overhead and a radiator tied into your heating.
Floor laid, walls decorated, completion certificate issued. Same footprint, a completely different room.
(Types of garage conversion)
The kind of garage you have decides the work, the timescale and the cost. Here's what each type involves.
The job we're asked for most: a single room, typically a bedroom or office, often done in about a week.
Single garage conversionsEnough space for a bedroom plus ensuite, two separate rooms or a self-contained annexe.
Double garage conversionsAlready inside the house, often beneath a bedroom, which tends to make it the fastest, best-value route.
Integral garage conversionsBecomes a garden office, gym, studio or annexe once power, heating and water are run across.
Detached garage conversionsA room at the front, with storage left at the back for bikes, tools and the decorations box.
Partial garage conversionsA side garage joined to the house, often on a semi, linked through with a new doorway so it feels part of the home.
Attached garage conversions(Garage conversion ideas)
BedroomA quiet, insulated spare room for visitors, family or a relative moving in.
Home officeSomewhere to work, with a door that shuts.
Living roomMore family space, opening onto the garden.
Cinema & media roomBlackout, sound insulation and concealed cabling.
KitchenA bigger kitchen or open-plan kitchen-diner.
Utility roomLaundry, boot room and storage, plumbed in properly.
AnnexeBedroom, shower room and kitchenette for family nearby.(How it works)
One team takes care of every stage, so there's no juggling architects, builders and inspectors.
We come to your home, measure up and talk about how you'll use the room.
Drawings plus a fixed, itemised price, so the number doesn't move.
We make the application and book each inspection.
Door out, wall and window in, then insulation, electrics, heating and plaster.
Floors and decoration finished the way you picked.
Your completion certificate and 10-year warranty.
(The paperwork, sorted)
Turning an attached or integral garage into a room is normally permitted development, so no application is needed if the building isn't being extended. That changes in conservation areas, found in every borough we cover, for listed buildings, and on newer estates where a condition removed those rights. We check at the free survey and apply if needed.
Every conversion has to satisfy Building Regulations covering foundations, the new wall and window, insulation, ventilation, fire safety and a way out. We deal with the council's Building Control, arrange inspections and give you the completion certificate a buyer's solicitor will expect.
(Convert Your Garage customers)
“Couldn't fault the team from start to finish. Timeliness was spot on, communication was excellent and workmanship is absolutely outstanding.”
Dee Harrison · Garage conversion
“It really is amazing what they have managed to achieve in the space of 2 weeks and is so much better than we expected.”
Verified customer · Garage conversion
“The extra space from the garage conversion is just what we needed. The team was super friendly and made the whole thing easy.”
Homeowner, Stalybridge · Garage conversion
An integral garage is part of the house itself, often with a bedroom above, so it already shares walls and usually the floor level. An attached garage is built onto the outside. That's why integral conversions tend to be simpler and cost less.
Yes. With a partial conversion the new room goes at the front and storage stays at the back, reached from inside or through a smaller door.
Yes. A detached garage can make an excellent office, gym, studio or garden room. Power, heating and sometimes water have to be run out to it, and planning permission is more likely if someone will live in it.
Usually only where the garage door was. The new front wall needs a proper footing, and we check the existing slab at the survey. Most garages need that one footing rather than new foundations throughout.
It's taken out and replaced by an insulated cavity wall with a damp-proof course and a window, finished in brick to match the house. A feature window or door is an option if you'd prefer.
No architect needed. For garage conversions in Liverpool and across Merseyside, we take care of the survey, drawings, Building Regulations application, inspections, the build and the completion certificate.
