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Garage conversions in Leeds

Integral and attached garages turned into rooms you'll actually use.

About our garage conversions

Converting a garage is often the quickest way to add a room. The walls, roof and floor are already there, they just need bringing up to the standard of the rest of the house.

Most of our garage conversions become home offices, playrooms, downstairs bedrooms or utility rooms, and some are used to extend the kitchen.

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What's involved

The door opening
We remove the garage door and build a new wall in its place on proper foundations, with a window, and match it to the front of the house as closely as the brick allows.
Floor
Garage floors usually sit lower than the house. We damp-proof, insulate and raise the floor so the new room is level with the rest of the ground floor.
Walls
Single-skin garage walls are lined and insulated, and any damp at the base of the wall is dealt with first.
Roof
Flat garage roofs are re-covered and insulated. Pitched roofs are checked, insulated and repaired where needed.
Access from the house
A new doorway through from the house, properly supported, so the room works as part of the ground floor.
Finishing
Plastering and flooring, with the electrician and heating engineer booked in at the right stage.

A recent garage conversion

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Garage conversion

Garage split into storage and a home gym

This garage was divided into two: one section for storage and the other a home gym.

  • Partition built to separate the two spaces
  • New door for access to the gym
  • All new electrics
  • Plasterboard and plaster throughout
  • New loft hatch

Garage conversion questions

Do I need planning permission to convert my garage?

Often not, if the work is internal and the change to the front of the house is small. Some newer estates have planning conditions that remove those rights, and conservation areas are different, so check with Leeds City Council. You'll need building regulations approval either way.

Will I lose my parking space?

You'll lose the garage itself as a parking space, although most aren't used for cars anyway. If off-street parking matters to you, check there's still room on the drive.

Will the new front wall match the house?

We'll source the closest brick we can find and lay it in the same bond as the existing wall. The new wall is on show from the street, so we take care to get it right.