None at all really. 95% of the work Garage Conversions Wales does will be based in your garage so we will only need to come into your house itself to make any necessary water, gas and electrical connections. The actual forming of the new doorway between your garage and your home is one of the very last jobs we do so this will again cause minimum disruption.

Garage Conversions Wales will monitor all work on-site on a daily basis.

Your garage takes up a considerable area of space on your property – if you don’t really use your garage properly (and so many of us don’t!), then this space is not utilised to full effect. So, you can quite simply add an extra room on to your house without having to upgrade to a bigger (and more expensive) property. This also means that you can avoid the stress, upheaval and associated moving and legal costs. Garage conversion costs are an extremely economical way to add this extra space and, unlike extensions or conservatories, you don’t need to have fine weather during the project. If you talk to your local estate agent you will normally find that the addition of this kind of extra room will also increase the value of your property.

We inform the local building control department of your council of the intended conversion under a building control notice. As part of general building regulations, they will then send out a building control officer to inspect and monitor the garage conversion as the work gets underway.

In our experience most garage conversions don’t need planning permission. We will, however, always contact the relevant planning authority before we give you a quote for your garage conversion to check if planning permission is required. If it is, then the Garage Conversions Wales team will obtain the planning permission on your behalf.

Yes. You will be given a copy of our insurance details with every quotation.

If you take a look at our ‘About Us’ page, you’ll see that Lindsay, the owner of Garage Conversions Wales, has in-depth and relevant experience in the building/conversion sectors. Lindsay started his career as a building apprentice in 1974 and progressed to become Building Manager before forming his own building company in 1981. This company has worked on all manner and sizes of contracts including large and complex projects for Health Authorities, Local Councils, The Environment Agency, Welsh Assembly buildings and the Crown Court Service together with a wealth of domestic building experience including new house building, conversions and extensions.

Once you have contacted us we will make an appointment to visit your home to carry out a free survey when we will discuss your requirements in-depth. On our second visit we will provide a FREE no-obligation quotation together with a possible commencement date.

You can contact Garage Conversions Wales by phone on 01633 601212. Alternatively, simply fill in the enquiry form on the CONTACT PAGE and we will get in touch ASAP.